Kadokawa Bunko Kadofes 2020 ① "Budou ga Me ni Shimiru" (Grapes Sting the Eyes) by Mariko Hayashi ② "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho ③ "Jomon-jin ni Soudan da" (Consulting the Jomon People) by Akihide Mochizuki, Jomon ZINE Editor-in-Chief ④ "Zettai Nakanai" (Never Cry) by Fumio Yamamoto Set of 4 books. Retail price: 2,418 yen All books have their original bands and clear covers. I purchased all books new and stored them in a place away from direct sunlight with clear covers on. I am selling them because I don't have time to read them. There are no pets, smokers, or children in my home. ⚠ No individual sales or price reductions. Please check my profile before purchasing. Bulk purchases are welcome (●'◡'●) #Nyams_Items_Books #Nyams_All_Items 【Product Description】 ① A town of grape cultivation. A local high school. Noriko enters the gate of youth, creaking her bicycle wheels. Against the backdrop of faint feelings and struggles, and the changing seasons that sting the eyes, this is a moving novel that vividly depicts the trajectory of a simple and sensitive girl. ② [Also read by celebrities] Former President Obama, Will Smith, Britney Spears, Madonna, Oprah Winfrey, Russell Crowe, Bill Clinton, Julia Roberts, Lewis Hamilton, Mirai Moriyama, Erika Toda, Miho Nakayama, TAKUYA of the former JUDY AND MARY, Ichiro Yamaguchi, the vocalist of Sakanaction, and many others. ③ Throw all your worries into the shell mounds. Compared to people of the same age, your salary is low, you're annoyed by your bossy clients, you peek at your ex-girlfriend's social media, you wish you were born with a prettier face—modern people who are constantly worried. Perhaps the "Jomon values" cultivated over 10,000 years of history have unexpected hints for those worries? The editor-in-chief of "Jomon ZINE" gently sends the worries of modern people to the shell mounds with Jomon-style thinking that will make you burst out laughing. This long-awaited paperback edition includes many consultations not included in the original book! ④ For those who are worried about their jobs, and for those who want to escape now. 15 stories that will encourage you. Barako, who was a colleague at an insurance company. She was the only daughter of an old family in the countryside, and her standard of living was completely different. She quit her job because "she wanted to become a flower designer." Two years later, Barako, whom I met again, had a short haircut and wore jeans, her hands were rough, and her cheeks were dull. A year later, I met Barako again at a colleague's wedding. Barako standing next to the bride... ("A Person Like a Flower"). Continuing to work, experiencing setbacks, and regaining confidence in a different way. 15 stories that have been loved and supported for decades.