#Alain Adler

[federer7]

Jean Seberg et Jean-Paul Belmondo sur le tournage du film "A bout de souffle" de Jean-Luc Godard. Paris, septembre 1959

Photo: Alain Adler

#Alain Adler #Jean Seberg #jean paul belmondo #belmondo #paris #1959 #a bout de souffle

[alesario]

Le Traversée de Paris, 1956

photo Alain Adler

#jean gabin #alain adler

[yorgunherakles]

sevdiğini ilan etmek, eksik olduğunu, iğdiş edildiğini ilan etmektir. sevmek sahip olmadığınız bir şeyi vermektir.

bruce fink - lacan'da aşk

#kitap #edebiyat #blogger #felsefe #kitaplar #blog #kitap kurdu #charles bukowski #friedrich nietzsche #psikanaliz #jacques lacan #lacan'da aşk #lacancı özne #aşk #simone de beauvoir #love letters #sigmund freud #carl jung #psikolojide tipler #marcel proust #oscar wilde #kitap okumak #julia kristeva #serol teber #alfred adler #jean baudrillard #alain de botton #platon

[mabellonghetti]

Juliette Mayniel photographed by Alain Adler on the set of "Les Yeux sans visage,"1959.

#les yeux sans visage #eyes without a face #juliette mayniel #actress #film #on the set #my edits

[hubertdehippie]

Philippe de Broca et Françoise Dorléac pendant le tournage de "L'Homme de Rio" dans l'île Saint-Louis à Paris.

Photo Alain Adler - Roger Viollet

#françoise dorléac #francoise dorleac #Philippe de Broca #1964 #l'homme de rio #that man from rio

[sillyname30]

Max Adler has been cast as Alain Delon in the concept cast album of „Charles Bronson: More Than a Vigilante – The Musical".

I know that Max was in a glee club and I always thought it was a pitty, he never got to sing on Glee. In season 2 when the footballer had to be in the glee club for a week it would have been the perfect opportunity. They could have given him a part in She's Not There.

Happy he now has a chance to sing.

#max adler

[shaddad]

jean-paul belmondo por alain adler

[runawaycarouselhorse]

Morally grey characters aren't very uncommon--although they certainly are in the Pokemon anime! I can basically think of the Team Rocket trio (many examples, but their loyalty to their own Pokemon, while stealing Pokemon from their loving trainers, and how they stood up against Faba when he wanted to erase Lillie's memories), Colress (Colress is the only real example I can think of one completely following his own moral code, except he doesn't appear to have any morals at all! He just does whatever serves his curiosity and love of scientific discovery, whether others see it as good or bad, and he doesn't mind manipulating others), and maybe Alain (although Alain was definitely unwitting and manipulated for most of it, so more of an antihero trying to protect his loved ones and unknowingly getting tangled up in something much darker than he imagined--in terms of his intentions and knowledge, he wasn't one starting out, he just thought he'd shield Professor Sycamore from being tainted with any unsavoury associations with Mega Evolution...)

Trip's very unique to me because you don't often see a morally grey child character and he isn't even framed as an antagonist, exactly, but a rival. He and Ash have moral clashes over how to handle the Venipede, but both have the inherently noble/good goal of saving Castelia city. Trip has no other reason to linger there, he hates delaying and is usually constantly travelling to the next objective, he didn't even usually watch tournaments to their completion...

Idealistic Ash believes they can reason with the Venipede or at least safely corral them into the park and then figure out why they rampaged, but Trip calls Ash naive and assumes it's due to his rural background and things just don't work out that way in Unova. ^^;;; He's much more cynical... and he listens in on their plan, follows Ash and company, only to rather treacherously interrupt what they were doing by attacking the Pokemon, to deal with them by force (which is the only way he believed things could be accomplished at that point), but ALSO for the challenge.

A little selfishness seeping in there, too, because he wanted to attack the leader of the Venipede for the challenge, because it must be strong. ^^;;;; Well, he is very ambitious...

But when he sees Ash's gentler means can accomplish things, he assists him, saves his Pokemon from an attack, and gently guides the Venipede along with Ash.

It's likely this incident that makes him question what his memory of meeting Alder led him to believe makes someone strong.

He asks Adler the questions he doesn't receive a real answer to until the Junior Cup (namely because these are questions Trip and his Pokemon will have to find the answers to themselves...), and unfortunately, we saw how his disappointment in the gentler/more laidback Alder of the present made him double back on his old ways, but the important thing was that he began to question if brute force and winning battles was all that made someone strong.

I think he's especially fascinating because he is young and a rookie trainer and still trying to figure things out, he could easily go either way, depending on the influences, into a more heroic or more villainous character. I just find that infinitely more fun to write.

Also, how often do you have a child character with an ends justifies the means approach to things, who doesn't flinch or even protest being called unjust, or even when told the violent path they're going down will lead to great losses on both sides?

... also, his still being a child character also makes for more interesting relationship dynamics you wouldn't easily get with older characters, since folks will tend to be a bit more patient (or at least have take pity on him), I actually really love writing with characters that effectively adopt him in games. ;3; The fact that he's still learning and trying to figure out what it truly means to be strong and has to challenge his own (very cynical but alas, unexplained...) notions about the world...

Also the fact that he is so uncertain about his path--the arrogance is a cover, he's actually a very insecure character underneath and that's why he needs answers from Alder so badly, even while he was mad at him for falling short of his idealized memory of him. ^^;;; He immediately blames his loss on him doing something "wrong" or his lacking something rather than simply a difference in experience. Alder could tell Trip loved him, that's why he wanted answers from him specifically, even if he was mad at him, because even during their battle, when he asked him about his motivations, why he battled, he said it was to prove his strength to Alder... that's all this was about. Trip just wants to prove himself to his idol, his hero.

That's the sweetest, saddest motivations I can think of for a character like that.

#pokeani #Pokemon Trip #trainer Trip #Colress #Team Rocket #Shootie #Trip #Shuuti #Akuroma #TRio #long post #Pokemon #Best Wishes! #Trip just wanted to be acknowledged by Alder like..... all of that was for Alder

[gacougnol]

Alain Adler Anna Karina in "Ce Soir ou Jamais" Michel Deville 1961

#alain adler #anna karina #michel deville #1961

[archive-archives]

NEW 2021 1080p HD Masters! THUNDARR THE BARBARIAN: THE COMPLETE SERIES

Run Time             462:00 Subtitles               English SDH Audio Specs    MONO - English, DTS HD-Master Audio 2.0 - English Aspect Ratio       1.33:1, 4 X 3 Product Color    COLOR Disc Configuration           BD 50, BD 25 Special Feature: "Lords of Light: The Story of Thundarr the Barbarian" featurette.

Civilization is cast into ruin when a runaway planet speeds between the Earth and the Moon, unleashing cosmic destruction. Two thousand years later, Earth is reborn from the ashes with a savage landscape, strange creatures and a primitive sense of justice. But, one man fights to spread peace throughout the land: He is Thundarr the Barbarian, and you can own all 21 exciting adventures starring Thundarr and his companions Ookla the Mok and sorceress Princess Ariel. Using their strength, courage and wits, plus Thundarr’s magical Sunsword, they journey from village to village, liberating slaves and battling all kinds of beasts, mutants, wizards, thieves and robots. The future of Earth may be shrouded in darkness, but Thundarr the Barbarian bursts into action as a shining symbol of hope for humanity.

NEW 2021 1080p HD Master Sourced from 4K scan of Original Nitrate Camera Negative! ISLE OF THE DEAD (1945)

Run Time             72:00 Subtitles               English SDH Audio Specs    DTS HD-Master Audio 2.0 - English, MONO - English Aspect Ratio       1.37:1, 4 X 3 Product Color    BLACK & WHITE Disc Configuration           BD 25 Special Features: Commentary by Screenwriter/Film Historian Dr. Steve Haberman; Original Theatrical Trailer with Spanish Subtitles

Once you visit the Isle of the Dead, there’s no hope of returning to the land of the living. A small island off the coast of Greece holds a secret so dreadful that once you step onto its soil you must remain there forever. General Pherides (master of horror Boris Karloff) is one such a visitor. Going to the island to honor the grave of his late wife, Pherides discovers that it’s held in the grip of a terrifying plague – a sickness that enters the victim’s mind and drives them insane! Pherides leads the fight against the plague, but then falls prey to it himself. In his delirium, he believes that a woman named Thea (Ellen Drew) is a vorvolaka – a vampire responsible for the deaths. Insanity runs rampant, and grave robbery, premature burial and ghastly vampires are the unspeakable horrors that await on the Isle of the Dead.

NEW 2021 1080p HD Master Sourced from 4K scan of original nitrate Technicolor negatives! THE GREAT CARUSO (1951) Run Time             109:00 Subtitles               English SDH Audio Specs        MONO - English, DTS HD-Master Audio 2.0 - English Aspect Ratio       1.37:1, 4 X 3 Product Color    COLOR Disc Configuration           BD 50 Special Features: Documentary "Mario Lanza: Singing to the Gods"; Theatrical Trailer (HD)

Bravo, Enrico! Bravo, Mario! Renowned tenor Mario Lanza portrays his longtime singing idol Enrico Caruso in the crowd-pleasing musical that was 1951’s #4 box-office hit. Suggested by Dorothy Caruso’s biography of her husband, The Great Caruso rings out with aural pleasures (27 musical selections) and shines with the grandeur of a life lovingly refracted through the Hollywood biopic lens. The music (by Puccini, Donizetti, Verdi and more) emphasizes works most closely associated with Caruso. The story, spanning Caruso’s Naples boyhood to worldwide acclaim and tragedy-stricken final performance, touches on the down-to-earth character traits that spread the singer’s fame beyond the black-tie society of Metropolitan Opera connoisseurs. Nominated for three 1951 Academy Awards®, the movie won for Best Sound Recording.

NEW 2021 1080p HD Master Sourced from 4k Scan of Original Camera Negative! CROSSFIRE (1947)

Run Time             85:00 Subtitles               English SDH Audio Specs    MONO - English, DTS HD-Master Audio 2.0 - English Aspect Ratio       1.37:1, 4 X 3 Product Color    BLACK & WHITE Disc Configuration           BD 50 Special Features: Commentary by Film Historians Alain Silver and James Ursini, with Audio Interview Excerpts of Director Edward Dmytryk; Featurette "Crossfire: Hate Is Like A Gun"

Years of police work have taught Detective Finlay that where there’s crime, there’s motive. But he finds no usual motive when investigating a man’s death by beating. The man was killed because he was a Jew. “Hate,” Finlay says, “is like a gun.” Robert Young portrays Finlay, Robert Mitchum is a laconic army sergeant assisting in the investigation of G.I. suspects, and Robert Ryan plays a vicious bigot in a landmark film noir nominated for five Academy Awards®, including Best Picture. Edward Dmytryk (Murder, My Sweet) directs, draping the genre’s stylistic backdrops and flourishes around a topic rarely before explored in films: anti-Semitism in the U.S. Here, Hollywood takes aim at injustice...and catches bigotry in a Crossfire.

NEW 2021 1080p HD Master Sourced from 4K scan of preservation separation masters! DAMN YANKEES (1958) Run Time             111:00 Subtitles               English SDH Audio Specs        DTS HD-Master Audio 2.0 - English, MONO - English Aspect Ratio       1.85:1, 16 X 9 WIDESCREEN Product Color    COLOR Disc Configuration           BD 50 Special Feature: Theatrical Trailer (HD), International Theatrical Trailer (HD)

Step up to the plate for Damn Yankees, the rousing movie of the 1,019-performance Broadway grand slam that imports nearly all the original New York lineup, including Tony® Award-winning stars Gwen Verdon as luscious vamp Lola and Ray Walston as her slyly Satanic boss Applegate. Hollywood’s Tab Hunter suits up as potential lost soul and Washington Senators slugger Joe Hardy, revealing a freewheeling fun side unseen in previous roles. The Pajama Game duo of Richard Adler and Jerry Ross serve up an out-of-the-park home-run score, including “Whatever Lola Wants” and “Heart.

NEW 2021 1080p Masters Sourced from 4K scan of Original Camera Negative! THE BERMUDA DEPTHS (1978)

Run Time             97:00 Subtitles               English SDH Audio Specs    DTS HD-Master Audio 2.0 - English, MONO - English Aspect Ratio       1.85:1, 16 X 9 Widescreen (International Theatrical presentation),  1.33:1, 4 X 3 (U.S. Television presentation) Product Color    COLOR Disc Configuration           BD 50 Special Features: Includes Both the 1.33:1 US Broadcast Television Version and the 1.85:1 International Theatrical Version; New Audio Commentary by Author/ Film Historian Amanda Reyes (Are You in the House Alone? A TV Movie Compendium: 1964-1999) and Kindertrauma co-founder Lance Vaughan.

What secret lurks 20,000 feet below the waves in the paranormal realm called the Bermuda Triangle? That’s the question a scientist (Burl Ives), his student (Carl Weathers) and a young man (Leigh McCloskey) haunted by nightmarish memories of his Bermuda childhood ask themselves. The answer involves a beauty (Connie Sellecca) who has sold her soul for eternal youth and a giant sea turtle that leaves death in its wake. Eerie and hypnotic, The Bermuda Depths was produced by Arthur Rankin, Jr. and Jules Bass (The Year Without a Santa Claus), who meld their imaginative fantasy style with the live-action horror genre.

[lalibrejo]

La collection Paul Destribats, une bibliothèque d’amateur

Paul Destribats, décédé en 2017, fut un bibliophile passionné par les avant-gardes artistiques du XXe siècle. Il a constitué une extraordinaire collection, en cours de dispersion, où l’on retrouve de grands noms comme Apollinaire, Michaux, Char, Breton, Duchamp, Picasso, Braque, Arp... Si les surréalistes s‘y taillent une part significative, Destribats fut sensible à l’art brut, aux livres des membres du mouvement lettriste, de Cobra ou encore du Pop Art. On y trouve des diamants rares de l’édition de livres d’art, comme ces très petits tirages de l’Alésois Pierre-André Benoît (alias P.A.B.), qui réunissent courts textes inédits - Proust, Satie, Éluard, Valéry - et gravures, dessins, gouaches ou aquarelles - Picasso, Ernst, Picabia - ainsi que des chefs d’œuvre de la reliure, sur lesquels ont travailé Rose Adler, Monique Mathieu, Pierre-Lucien Martin, Georges Leroux, Jean de Gonet ou Alain Lobstein.

Ici, de haut en bas :

Pierre André Benoit et James Guitet. Ce qui vient. [Alès, PAB], 1985. Reliure de Georges Leroux et Martin Mélin, 1993 ;

Marcel Proust. Trois poèmes et un dessin. [Alès], PAB, 1958. Reliure de Pierre-Lucien Martin, 1960 ;

René Char et Georges Braque. Jeanne qu’on brûla verte. [Alès], PAB, 1956. Reliure De Pierre-Lucien Martin, 1960 ;

Max Ernst et Guillaume Tempel. Maximiliana ou l’exercice illégal de l’astronomie. Paris, Le Degré Quarante et Un, 1964. Reliure de Georges Leroux, 1976 ;

André Breton et divers auteurs, EROS - Exposition InteRnatiOnale du Surréalisme 1959-1960. Reliure de Monique Mathieu,1984 ;

Blaise Cendrars et Fernand Léger, La Fin du monde filmée par l’ange N.-D., Paris, Édition de la Sirène, 1919.

#bibliotheque privee #art #paul destribats #bibliophilie #histoire du livre #reliure #andre breton #max ernst #marcel proust #blaise cendrars #fernand leger #rene char #georges braque #georges leroux #monique mathieu #pierre-lucien martin #martin mélin

[avenger-concerto]

People out here saying that Ash winning a league = Ash’s journey is finished but...

...a recent interview with the PokeAni staff a while back had them talk about how there was more to being a “Pokemon Master” besides winning a regional league or tournament. 

Then in another interview years ago, the director behind the Battle Frontier arc has stated that the day Ash becomes  a “true” Pokemon master, the anime series will end altogether.

http://www.pokebeach.com/2008/07/second-pokemon-interview-with-masamitsu-hidaka-many-interesting-points

As of Diamond and Pearl, it is very clear that Ash winning a regional tournament or becoming a Pokemon Champion of a region does not equate him to being a Pokemon Master yet. Especially when the world of Pokemon is so vast. I actually think as of now, someone like Steven, Cynthia or Adler could beat Ash if they were going full out. He’s still a kid compared to the rest and while he is skilled, he isn’t quite Red level yet. 

Keep in mind after the Mask Royale exhibition match, we still have four to six more episodes of SuMo to go. None of us have any idea where it’ll go from there - or if it’ll have foreshadowing for Galar. We don’t even know if Ash will keep his title or hand it over while still having the league win on his record because he can’t keep traveling otherwise. 

Ash is the First Champion of Alola in the anime-verse, this is true. However, even he knows that there’s still a ton of room to grow and keep getting stronger in the face of aces like Steven, Alain, Cynthia and many others he’s faced off against in the past. 

I don’t think Ash settling down in Alola is on the writers’ agenda especially when he’s the type to keep moving about.

That aside, real happy for Ash and I’m quite surprised as to how much media coverage his victory has had on multiple news feeds.

#pokemon anime #anipoke #pokeani

[alesario]

1962

photo Alain Adler

#alain delon

[yorgunherakles]

narsist, işi partnerinin kişiliğini keyfince şekillendirmeye kadar vardırır. partnerinin iradesini, özsay­gısını, geleceğini, coşkusunu yaşamını elinden alır.

pascal couderc - duygusal manipülasyon

#pascal couderc #Simone de Beauvoir #kara güneş #melankoli #freudian #Sigmund Freud #totem ve tabu #Carl Gustav Jung #aşkın psikolojisi #kitle psikolojisi #Jacques Lacan #lacan'cı özne #lacan'da aşk #Alfred Adler #milan kundera #varolmanın dayanılmaz hafifliği #Jean Paul Sartre #Alain de Botton #felsefenin tesellisi #felsefe #felsefe blog #blogger #sylvia plath #sırça fanus #alper hasanoğlu #aşkın halleri #edebiyat #Theodor Adorno #Minima Moralia

[markgraeflerin]

Karfreitagsfisch im Restaurant Adler, Neuenburg und ein Rezept für Bärlauch-Gerstotto mit Burrata

#Food #Rezept #Karfreitagsfisch im Restaurant #AdlerNeuenburg und ein #Rezept für #BärlauchGerstotto mit #Burrata

Bärlauch Gerstotto

Im vergangenen Jahr blieb am Karfreitag die Küche kalt – wir waren abends mit der Familie zum Essen auswärts . Das Hotel-Restaurant Adler in Neuenburg am Rhein ist für seine hervorragende regionale Küche bekannt.

„Chefkoch Alain Cheron ist bekannt für Qualität und Experimentierfreude”, heißt es auf der Webseite des Adlers. Und so hat mich auch die Kombination von…

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#Baerlauch #Dessert #Eiscreme #Essen gehen #Fisch #Flädlesuppe #Food #Forelle #Freitagsfisch #Gerstotto #Karfreitag #Markgraeflerland #Meringe #Mozzarella #Neuenburg #Restaurant Adler #Rezept #Skrei #Spinat #Zander

[aartemisx]

hi jen! sorry for bothering you but do you by any chance know where I can find a list of books that jinyoung has read?? >

I have a list but I never posted it^^♡롤리타(Lolita) by 블라디미르 나보코프(Vladimir Nabokov)♡The Festival of Insignificance by Milan Kundera♡Slowness by Milan Kundera♡The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera♡화차(火車) by Miyuki Miyabe♡연금술사(The Alchemist) by 파울로 코엘료(Paulo Coelho)♡11분(11 Minutes) by 파울로 코엘료(Paulo Coelho)♡종이여자(The Girl on Paper) by 기욤 뮈소(Guillaume Musso)♡Perfume by Patrick Süskind♡적의 화장법(Cosmétique de l'ennemi) by 아멜리 노통(Amélie Nothomb)♡앵무새 죽이기(To Kill a Mockingbird) by 하퍼 리(Harper Lee)♡The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini♡밑줄긋는 남자(Le Souligneur) by 카롤린 봉그랑(Caroline Bongrand)♡Open the Window, Eyes Closed by Ngọc Thuần Nguyễn♡ENJOY 싱가포르(Enjoy Singapore) by 김미선(Kim Miseon)♡1cm+ 일 센티 플러스 by 김은주(Kim Eunju)♡69 by シクスティナイン(Ryu Murakami)♡자기 앞의 생(La Vie Devant Soi) by 에밀 아자르(Emile Ajar)♡엄마를 부탁해 (Please Look After Mom) by 신경숙(Shin Kyung-sook)♡달과 6펜스(The Moon and Sixpence) by W. 서머셋 몸(W. Somerset Maugham)♡잘못은 우리별에 있어(The Fault in our Stars) by John Green♡별을 담은 배(Voyage Through Stars)(Hoshiboshi no fune)(星々の舟) by 村山由佳(Yuka Murayama)♡청춘의 문장들(Sentences of The Young) by 김연수(Kim Yeonsu)♡불새 여인이 죽기 전에 죽도록 ��겨줄 생각이야(Alors Voila! Les 1001 vies des Urgences) by 바티스트 보리유(Baptiste Beaulieu)♡호밀밭의 파수꾼(The Catcher in The Rye) by J. D. Salinger♡이 시 봐라(Read This Poem) by 최대호(Choi DaeHo)♡나에게 고맙다(Thanks To Me) by 전승환(Jeon Seunghwan)♡낭만적 연애와 그 후의 일상(The Course of Love) by 알랭 드 보통(Alain de Botton)♡언제 들어도 좋은 말 by 이석원(Lee Seokwon)♡쓸 만한 인간 by 박정민♡피아노 소나타(Piano Sonata) by 최지영(Choi Jiyoung)♡The Curious Case of Benjamin Button by F. Scott Fitzgerald♡공중그네(Psychiatric Irabu) by おくだ ひでお(Hideo Okuda)♡The Secret by Rhonda Byrne♡빅 픽처(The Big Picture) by 더글라스 케네디(Douglas Kennedy)♡개그맨(The Comedian) by 김성중(Kim SeongJung)♡신사의 품격(A Gentleman’s Dignity) by 김은숙(Kim Eun Sook)♡살인자의 기억법(Memoir of A Murderer) by 김영하(Kim Young-Ha)♡미움받을 용기(The Courage To Be Hated) by 기시미 이치로(Kisimi Ichiro), Psychology Of Alfred W. Adler(알프레드 아들러)♡천국에서 온 첫 번째 전화(The First Phone Call From Heaven) by 미치 앨봄(Mitch Albom)♡나의 라임 오렌지나무(Meu Pé de Laranja Lima) by José Mauro de Vasconcelos♡그레이의 50가지 그림자(Fifty Shades of Grey) by E. L. James♡꾸뻬 씨의 행복 여행(Le Voyage D'hector Ou La Recherche Du Bonheur) by François Lelord♡살인자의 건강법(Hygiène de L'assassin) by 아멜리 노통(Amélie Nothomb)♡인간실격(No Longer Human)(人間失格) by 소외자 요조(太宰 治)(Osamu Dazai)♡상상력 사전(Nouvelle encyclopedie du savoir relatif et absolu) by Bernard Werber♡내일(Demain) by 기욤 뮈소(Guillaume Musso)♡센트럴파크(Central Park) by 기욤 뮈소(Guillaume Musso)♡지금 이 순간(L'instant présent) by 기욤 뮈소(Guillaume Musso)♡당신, 거기 있어 줄래요?(Seras-tu là?) by 기욤 뮈소(Guillaume Musso)♡구해줘(Sauve Moi) by 기욤 뮈소(Guillaume Musso)♡위대한 개츠비(The Great Gatsby) by  F. Scott Fitzgerald♡왜 나는 너를 사랑하는가(Essays in Love) by 알랭 드 보통(Alain de Botton)태엽 감는 새(The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle) by 무라카미 하루키(村上春樹)(Haruki Murakami)♡상실의 시대(Norwegian Wood)(ノルウェイの森) by by 무라카미 하루키(村上春樹)(Haruki Murakami)♡화씨 451(Fahrenheit 451) by 레이 브래드버리(Ray Bradbury)♡잘못은 우리 별에 있어(The Fault in Our Stars) by 존 그린(John Green)♡지킬 박사와 하이드 씨(Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde) by 로버트 루이스 스티븐슨(Robert Louis Stevenson)♡창문 넘어 도망친 100세 노인(The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared) by 요나스 요나손(Jonas Jonasson)♡제3인류(Third Humanity) by 베르나르 베르베르(Bernard Werber)♡어린왕자(Le Petit Prince) by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry♡사소한 것에 목숨 걸지 마라:습관 바꾸기 편(Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff and It’s All Small Stuff) by 리처드 칼슨(Richard Carlson)♡삼국지(Records of Three Kingdoms) by 진수(陳壽)(Chen Shou)♡Me Before You by Jojo Moyes♡당신이 남겨두고 간 소녀(The Girl You Left Behind) by Jojo Moyes♡느림(La Lenteur) by 밀란 쿤데라(Milan Kundera)♡냉정과 열정사이(Between Calmness and Passion)(冷靜と情熱のあいだ) by 江國 香織(Kaori Ekuni)♡황태자비 납치사건 by 김진명(Kim Jinmyeong)♡세상에서 가장 아름다운 이별(The Most Beautiful Goodbye in the World) by 노희경(Noh HeeKyung)♡천 년을 같이 있어도 한 번의 이별은 있다(If the Stars Should Appear One Night in a Thousand Years) By 랠프 왈도 에머슨(Ralph Waldo Emerson)♡파도가 바다의 일이라면(If Waves Belong to the Ocean) by 김연수(Kim HyeonSu)♡무례한 사람에게 웃으며 대처하는 법(How to Smile and Cope with Rude People) by 정문정(Jung Moon-Jung)