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Core Viewpoint - The article reflects on the changing landscape of reading habits, emphasizing the enduring value of books and the personal connections readers have with them, despite a noticeable decline in physical book readership over the past year. Group 1: Book Recommendations - "Walking Through the Chinese Starry Sky" is a well-rated book that combines traditional Chinese star lore with modern astronomical perspectives, having sold 110,000 copies since its first publication in 2014 and recently released an updated edition in May 2025 [6][10]. - "The Miracle of Classroom 56" is a highly regarded educational book that chronicles the inspiring teaching journey of Rafe Esquith, whose students, primarily from underprivileged backgrounds, achieve remarkable academic success [10][15]. - "The Garden of Mustard Flowers" is a newly published children's literature piece that intertwines themes of love, resilience, and historical context during wartime, showcasing the importance of compassion [15][19]. - "Sahara Stories" by San Mao is a celebrated collection of essays that captures the essence of life in the Sahara Desert, reflecting on personal experiences and cultural observations [19][23]. - "Difficult Roads: Five Choices of China's Socialist Path" offers a concise historical analysis of China's development, receiving high ratings and significant readership interest [22][27]. - "Ordinary Psychology" serves as a comprehensive introduction to psychology, covering essential topics and appealing to both students and general readers [27][29]. - "She Wants to Buy Flowers" is a feminist essay collection by Virginia Woolf, addressing women's rights and creativity, recently published in June 2025 [31][33]. - "Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman is a classic work in behavioral economics, exploring the dual systems of thought that influence decision-making [36][39]. - "365 Days: Eternally New Daily Life" reflects on the beauty of everyday moments, encouraging readers to appreciate the simplicity of life [41][42]. - "On the Earth" is a novel that delves into the lives of individuals against the backdrop of historical changes in India, receiving critical acclaim and multiple literary awards [46][47]. - "Tuesday with Morrie" is a poignant narrative about life lessons shared between a professor and his student, resonating with many readers [49][51]. - "I Have a Way with Myself" addresses the psychological challenges faced by young people in a rapidly changing society, providing practical advice [56][57]. - "Rickshaw Boy" by Lao She is a classic work that portrays the struggles of urban poor in Beijing, contributing significantly to modern Chinese literature [59][61]. - "The Brothers Karamazov" by Fyodor Dostoevsky is a profound exploration of morality and human nature, recognized as one of the greatest literary achievements [63][65]. - "The English Patient" is a celebrated novel that intertwines themes of love and betrayal during World War II, acclaimed for its narrative depth and emotional resonance [67][68].