Thank you, 2220! A must-read for adults too! Shogakukan's Complete Collection of World Literature for Boys and Girls, all 30 volumes, first edition. With obi, monthly reports, and pamphlets - a complete set. Published from 1970 to 1971. Supervised by Yasunari Kawabata, Hanako Muraoka, and others. Luxurious illustrations by Hiroaki Ikeda and others. Shogakukan's Complete Collection of World Literature for Boys and Girls, all 30 volumes, complete set. I encountered them one day in elementary school! My mother, on payday at her workplace, bought me the volume featuring "Treasure Island" at an old-established bookstore. Since then. It became a regular monthly gift from my mother, accompanied by a meal. I would read it immediately that night after getting it, and finish it in a few days, then, until the next month, how I longed for it for a month. Beautiful color illustrations with superb realistic techniques. I loved "The Great King," which depicted a live tiger. A Little Princess. The Secret Garden. How many times did I read them⁉️ With furigana (ruby characters) easy-to-read characters. Stories from countries around the world, like a glittering treasure chest of Treasure Island. Books with vivid colors of gold and silver. I was already captivated. Again and again I would read only those books. Until the next month. Repeating that, in a month of fifth grade, when everything was complete, at that time. More than the joy of "It's finished‼️," there was a loneliness of "There are no more books," that went whoosh like the wind through my chest. It's like it was yesterday. Now, looking back, I was surprised to see the design on the endpapers, with designs of ancient coins, silver coins commemorating the kings of Greece and England‼️ What a gorgeous book it is‼️ I thought. A long time later, I encountered it the year before last, and have had it in my possession for two years. With this listing, I read Yukio Mishima's "The Sound of the Waves," which I felt was too adult for me when I was in elementary school. Shinji says to Hatsue: "Jump over the fire. If you jump over that fire." That famous line. I am amazed that they included this in this complete collection. I am impressed by the insight of the supervising committee, including Mr. Yasunari Kawabata, and their courage to have elementary school students read this‼️ I am overwhelmed by Hiroaki Ikeda's illustrations with superb drawing skills‼️ Unlike what I read, it has a splendid obi and monthly reports, a more luxurious complete set‼️ There is some fading and staining of the paper. ・Since it is an old product, there may be some overlooked stains, but Thank you for your consideration.