۱۱ A book that fewer people introduce to you!

Like many books and literature, you probably have made a long list of the best books you should read before death. But sometimes the best books are neither seen on the bestsellers, nor do they appear in the high -profile showcases of bookstores. Some of these less -known works have stories that can conquer your heart and change your look at life.

In this post, we are going to introduce you to some of the best books that fewer people introduce to you. We recommend that you read this to the end and then rewrite the list of best books.

1. On the red blue roads

Many literature audiences Nader Ebrahimi with books like A quiet romance And fire without smoke. But this great author also has another book on the Red Blue Roads, which is literally and fictional as his famous books, and because it is a combination of historical and fantasy reality, a masterpiece is a masterpiece.

In this book, Nader Ebrahimi, relying on historical documents, depicts the story of Mirmahna’s courage to us. Mirmahna, who is an unknown championship for many of us, was a bold and brazen commander in the Zandian era who fought with Dutch, French, English and Portuguese colonists in the Persian Gulf and managed to get them out of the Kharg and Khargo islands.

If you would like to get acquainted with this brave hero who called him “the most dangerous Gulf Gulf”, be sure to read the book on the Red Blue Roads.

«Blessed is the one who loves the brother, and in love is also in love; “Because the bad lover is also a joy, and at any time, no lover has seen peace.”

2. Photography, ride balloon, sadness and love

Author: Julien Barnes
Translator (Users Offer): Imad Mortazavi
Publisher: Support
Number of pages: 1

If you enjoy philosophical literature or look for a book that, with a fluid and fascinating prose, explain the deep concepts of life to you, photography, ballooning, sadness and love will be a good choice for you. This work contains three searches of Julien Barnes’s personal experiences after his wife’s death, which explore concepts such as love, sadness, and death.

In addition, the book contains fascinating historical stories from bold balloons, such as the story of Faread Bernhabi and Sarah Bernard. But these stories are the only excuse to express a deeper truth: how love can pass us through sadness and how death can transform life. It is interesting to know that Barnes has dedicated this book to his wife Pet Cavana, who was born from a brain tumor.

“Sadness is the image of love, and if it is possible for many years to love, why can’t grief be pumped?”

1. Cradle of cat

Author: Corte and Gat Jr.
Translator (Users Offer): Ali Asghar Bahrami
Publisher: Horizon
Number of pages: 1

The Book of Cradle of Cat is a black humor on the body of American dreams.

Cradle of cat A lasting work by Kurt Wengate, a prominent American writer, has attained the disaster of Hiroshima, thereby criticizing American society and its government policies. In fact, the cat’s cradle is a surreal humor, and the narrator examines the deceitful nature of power and global violence through the examination of the life of important Americans during the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The story becomes fascinating as the narrator realizes that a person named Felix Hunicher (one of the bombers’ involvement) has an invention called ice; A substance that even a particle can cause the entire Earth to freeze. To find out what the fate of the planet is not ultimately for the planet, be sure to read the cat’s cradle book.

“Laughter may be a reaction to failures, just like crying. Laughter doesn’t solve a problem, just as crying. “When one laughs or crys out that nothing else can do.”

1. I tell the police

If you are a study of psychology books, the name of Erwin Yalom and books like Nietzsche and existential psychotherapy are familiar to you. In addition to the novels and a series of short stories derived from his patients with his patients, Dr. Yalom also has a short novel called the Police, which is unfortunately not well known. The book, first published in Year 2, narrates Dr. Robert Berger’s real experience, old friend Yalom.

Dr. Berger, one of the most famous and well -known surgeons in the world, reveals his first night and psychological wounds after fifty years of friendship with Yalom. He had survived the Holocaust disaster during World War II, now encountered suppressed memories and bitter suffering. Burger’s conversation with Dr. Yalom provides you with instructive lessons from human psychological analysis and the impact of war -related psychological wounds.

“When Bob grabbed my arm to pull me aside, I knew something had happened. Bob rarely shook me. We psychologists pay attention to these things. “

1. Loneliness

Author: Behomil Herenbal
Translator (Users Offer): Parviz Daei
Publisher: Pars Book
Number of pages: 1

The lonely loneliness tells the story of the life of a man named Hanta whose job is to paste the scrap papers and books. He spent five years of his life in the Czech Police Government to dough books and papers, and in the heart of this everyday work, he has discovered a world of thought and meaning. During these years, Hanta is fascinated by the world of books and saves many books from destruction. As a result, his home is full of books that literally occupy his life.

Hanta lives with these books, speaks to them, and sometimes challenges whether her thoughts are her own or derived from these books. If you love the world of books and enjoy reading books about books, you must read the book of lonely lonely.

“I don’t really read when I read something. “I put a beautiful sentence in the mouth and put it like a candy, or I drink it like a licky until thought like alcohol is resolved in my existence to infiltrate my heart and flow into my veins and reach the root of any blood cell.”

1. Gody

The book tells the story of the life of two brothers, named Swash and Udian, who were born in Calcutta, for six months, and step in the completely different paths despite their apparent similarity. Udian is a rebellious brother -in -law who joined the labor movement in the 1980s and throws everything into his beliefs. In contrast, he is a calm and talented boy who prefers to leave his home and home and do scientific research in the United States. But the fate of the two brothers is not based on their personal decisions, and the decisions of the Udian have profound consequences on the life of Soba, his family and even future generations. If you would like to know more about the lives of these two brothers, be sure to read the simple and fascinating book of Gody.

“Plato says the purpose of philosophy is to remember how to die. There is nothing to learn except that we are living. Death to come, we are all equal. That’s the privilege of life. “

1. The elegance of the hedgehog

Author: Morril Freight
Translator (Users Offer): Morteza Kalantari
Publisher: Conscious
Number of pages: 1

The elegance book tells the story of two characters, René Michel and Paloma Jesse, each living in their own world, but their world intersects with a wonderful intersection. Ratte Michel is an apartment caretaker in Paris, which at first glance looks illiterate and ordinary, but in fact a self -taught woman with a profound understanding of philosophy, literature and cinema. However, he tries to keep his intelligence and knowledge hidden from others.

Paloma is also a 5 -year -old girl and a genius of a building who, like René, hides her philosophical mindset and aspirations and abanders the black thoughts of suicide. With the arrival of Japanese Cochore, one of the new residents of the building, the world of René and Paluma is undergoing fundamental changes. He soon realizes the depth of their intelligence and knowledge and invites Rene and Paluma to his cultural and academic world.

“If someone is afraid of tomorrow, it is because he or she does not know how to make the mood and when one does not know how to make the mood, he tells himself that tomorrow will be able to make it and this is a nonsense; Because tomorrow will always become today, do you realize? “

1. Greated life

Author: John Fanta
Translator (Users Offer): Mohammad Reza Shekari
Publisher: Name
Number of pages: 1

Life is famous for the life of the Italian -American writer John Fanta. Living with his pregnant wife Joyce in Los Angeles, he narrates his first encounter with paternal feelings in this book, and also escapes issues such as family relationships, religious and emotional differences as well as everyday struggles. If you are interested in real stories, sophisticated human relationships, and examining emotional and family crises, you will definitely enjoy reading a rich life book.

“I was smoking in the dark and groaning with the belief that she was throwing me into another woman’s arms. No, he didn’t want me anymore, he was forced to go to another woman, a mistress. But what a mistress? For years, I had left the forest where the singles were roaming. Even if I wanted another woman, where did I find her? I saw that I was lurking on Santa Monica Boulevard, talking in dark and abnormal drinks for free women, I speak clever talk, I hardly drink to hide such love. No, I couldn’t do it to Joyce. “

1. The pleasure of reading in the era of distraction

Author: Alan Jacobs
Translator (Users Offer): Ali Amiri
Publisher: Translation
Number of pages: 1

If you are looking for a way to improve your study, you must read the book of pleasure in the senses. In this book, Alan Jacobs examines the reading and pleasure of reading in today’s world and offers suggestions for returning to real and rich reading experiences. He emphasizes that reading should be done out of personal pleasure and that there is no need for shame in choosing books.

He deals with a reading aspect of each chapter; From reading silent and re -reading to the impact of reading through electronic devices. He also introduces reading as a pleasant intellectual experience that can enrich everyday life.

“I find men in books as if they are alive; I see the future in books; In books, warfares begin; The books of peace emerges from the books. Everything is corrupted and jumps in time; Keyvan will not stop swallowing the children he or she does; “The whole honor of the world will be buried in forgetfulness unless God provides the book for the Mirais.”

1. Conversation with death

Author: Arthur Costler
Translator (Users Offer): Khashayar Dihimi
Publisher: straw
Number of pages: 1

Death Dialogue Book is a true story of Arthur Costler’s experience of prison and expecting death. Costler is a Hungarian journalist who enters the country as a journalist during the Spanish Civil War, and after millions of victory in Spain, he is arrested and sent to prison as a spy. At this time, he writes a book of dialogue with death and narrates his reflections and thoughts on human death. In this book, Costler also presents not only the story of his prison and his waiting days, but also a deep and philosophical dialogue with death.

“If I come out one day, they will raise all their hands and say it has been very doubtful. “I will have a mischievous feeling that everything is not as bad as they think, it is ridiculous how much human tolerance is.”

11. Little things like these

Author: Claire Kegan
Translator (Users Offer): Crystal Mazdak
Publisher: Bidgol
Number of pages: 1

If you are looking for a unique and short book with an impressive story, you must read the book of little things like these. In this book, the author deals with the real and human world in a simple and deep style and greatly influences the reader’s emotions. The story is told on a normal day in a small village in Ireland. A day that seems trivial, but there are little things that have a profound effect on the life of the characters.

“Nothing will never happen again; “Every man was given days and opportunities that were no longer repeated.”

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In the history of Iranian and world literature, there are works that we may not have heard of, but they are as great as reading and can explain profound concepts to us. In this post, we introduced 5 less well -known books that have fascinating and informative stories in their hearts. What book do you add to this list? Which books do you think is empty in this list? Write to us in the comments section.