Price not negotiable; individual books are 400 yen each. Please consider only if you understand the condition of the books. They will be shipped via simple packaging and postal drop-off. Paradise Canvas by Maha Harada, Shincho Bunko Tim Brown, a curator at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, is invited to a large Swiss mansion one day. There, he sees a painting remarkably similar to the masterpiece "Dream" by the master Rousseau. The owner announces that he will give the painting to whoever correctly authenticates it, and has them read a mysterious old book that provides clues. The limit is seven days. His rival is the Japanese researcher Orie Hayakawa. What were the thoughts that Rousseau and Picasso, two geniuses, put into the canvas? Winner of the Yamamoto Shugoro Prize. Kamakura Uzumaki Information Center by Michiko Aoyama, Takarajima Bunko The "Kamakura Uzumaki Information Center" is located in the basement of an old clock shop. There, twin grandfathers and, for some reason, an ammonite are waiting... A 20-something man who wants to quit his job. A mother who wants to reform her son who aims to be a YouTuber. A female librarian troubled by marriage. A middle school student who doesn't want to be isolated. A struggling screenwriter in his 40s. The owner of a quietly living used bookstore. Going back six years at a time to the Heisei era, people in trouble gently become stronger by "realizing" things—a story of a little miracle. Mystery, Literature, Novel, Bunko Book, Novel