Let me introduce to you the most well known book in Finland. If you're seeking a literary journey that delves deep into the human experience during times of war, Väinö Linna's "The Unknown Soldier" is a timeless masterpiece that demands your attention. Set against the backdrop of World War II, this novel offers readers a profound and unflinching exploration of the harsh realities, camaraderie, and sacrifices made by soldiers on the front lines.

It merges the story of the main character with mexican recipes even though is a romantic novel not a recipe book.

I think the story is very interesting, especially for Japanese and Korean people. Also, the book doesn't use a lot of complicated language, so it's a great book for intermediate-advanced English speakers to practice reading.

This is my all time favourite book. I love that its ending can be interpreted in different ways, the characters are not black and white good or bad, and its flowery language. It's good for learners who want to learn about the language and culture, as well.

there is a world wide edition so can be read in any language

気軽に読めて、兄妹がいる方は共感できる内容が盛りだくさん！人気作家の小説を身近に楽しめます。ヤキモキしたり、ほっこりもできて、秋の読書に彩りをくれる一冊です。フリートークレッスンで是非、お話ししましょう！ただいまクーポンも発行中です。

この本はかなり簡単なフランス語で書かれていて、中級レベルの人にとっては読みやすいです。キャラクターはとても魅力的で、物語は自分のことを考えさせます。

Great for Intermediate learners and higher --A rare novel --The book that inspired the Hayato Miyazaki`s Movie ** Spirited Away** or Chihiro No Sento -- ! See where Miyazaki got his ideas for the characters in the movie!

It’s a very fun and whimsical book for all ages. I’ve loved it for years, from since I was very young it was one of the first books I finished, and the movies are very funny too!

PLOT: “An insomniac office worker and a devil-may-care soap maker form an underground fight club that evolves into much more. A nameless first person narrator attends support groups in attempt to subdue his emotional state and relieve his insomniac state.”
Fight Club is an interesting story, and it offers many views and insights about the modern society, capitalism, consumerism, and it's very provocative since it criticizes many aspects of modern society. Both the book and the movie are well made, so I appreciate both equally. These works offer much food for thought.

A novel from internationally acclaimed Brazilian author Paulo Coelho – a dramatic story of love, life and death that shows us all why every second of our existence is a choice we all make between living and dying.
Veronika has everything she could wish for. She is young and pretty, has plenty of boyfriends, a steady job, a loving family. Yet she is not happy; something is lacking in her life, and one morning she decides to die. She takes an overdose of sleeping pills, only to wake up some time later in the local hospital. There she is told that her heart is damaged, and she has only a few days to live.
The story follows Veronika through these intense days as to her surprise she finds herself experiencing feelings she has never really felt before. Against all odds she finds herself falling in love and even wanting to live again.

Comet in Moominland is a beloved Finnish classic that has charmed readers for generations. This enchanting tale not only showcases the rich literary tradition of Finland but also offers a timeless adventure filled with whimsical characters and valuable life lessons. Dive into the magical world of the Moomins and discover why this book continues to be cherished by readers of all ages around the world.

I recommend the family ties that are shown in the movie. However in the Korean remade drama of this book I recommend the lesson of avoiding the love of money.