Introduction
In the midst of our busy daily lives, aren't there moments when we pause and reflect?
"Is this the life I want to live?"
"Is there anything you haven't finished doing?"
It's a question that I try not to think about, but it keeps nagging at me.
if,
What if the common belief that "you only live once and there are no do-overs" is wrong?
The answer, quietly yet powerfully, is
One More(Author:Shino Sakuragi）is.
This book reveals a "shocking truth"
The core of this story lies in an unexpected place.
it is--
**The true feelings of people are not always clearly depicted.**
Typically, novels carefully explain the inner thoughts and feelings of their characters.
But in this work, that is deliberately left unsaid.
That is why readers read between the lines of actions and words,
Try to understand that person's feelings.
For example, when someone who has been given a terminal diagnosis goes to visit someone.
What he was really thinking at that moment—that wasn't explicitly stated.
But,It gets through to you. It touches your heart.
This very lack of explanation is what creates such overwhelming realism.
Before you know it, you're not reading a story,
It feels like I'm quietly peeking into someone's life.It will be enveloped.
And then, a certain choice that lies ahead deeply moves the heart.
From here on, please see for yourself.
Three changes that will happen to you after reading this book
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It makes you want to cherish "this very moment."
Ordinary everyday moments begin to seem like something irreplaceable. -
Becoming sensitive to people's kindness and weaknesses
You will become more aware of emotions that are not put into words. -
Knowing that life allows you to "do it again"
You'll be able to move forward a little, without being bound by the past.
5. The final push (the conclusion)
There are no dramatic developments.
There are no major plot twists.
Nevertheless, this story will surely remain within you.
Because this is,
Because it's a story that could happen to anyone.
Try opening the page during a quiet time on the weekend.
I'm sure that after you finish reading, you'll feel this way.
"I want to be a little kinder to others."
"I want to cherish my life a little longer."
That small change is what gives this book its value.
This is a book I especially want you to read right now.
