Second-hand book "A Pilgrimage of One Person" [80% new without cover]

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★Europe's best-selling novel in 2013, shortlisted for the 2012 Booker Prize, and a movie of the same name is currently being filmed

★Taiwanese readers said, "It's been a long time since I read a book until the early morning", "It's a simple, plain but deeply moving story", "It was a mixture of laughter and tears"

★No. 1 on the most influential "Richard and Judy" book club list in the UK in spring 2013; selected by Oprah's Book Club in summer and the American Library Association; the best-selling new novel in the UK in 2012; highly recommended by major media such as "Publishers Weekly", "The New York Times", "The Times", "Marie Claire", and "USA Today"

★He thought his life was over until he received that letter

★1 person, 87 days, 627 miles

★About the return of love, self-discovery, faith in daily life, and the beauty of all things

★This year, we all need Harold's quiet and brave companionship

Harold Fry, 60 years old, worked as a sales representative in a brewery for 40 years before retiring quietly. He had no promotion, no friends, no enemies, and the company didn't even hold a farewell party for him when he retired. He lived in the English countryside with his estranged wife, leading a quiet and estranged life day by day.

One morning, he received a letter from his old friend Queenie, whom he had not seen for 20 years. She had cancer and wrote a letter to say goodbye. Shocked and grief-stricken, Harold wrote a reply. On the way to posting, he thought about his own life from Queenie, passing through one mailbox after another, walking farther and farther. Finally, he walked from the southwest of England to the northeast, across the whole of England. 87 days, 627 miles, with only one belief: as long as he walked, his old friend would live!

This is the story of Harold's 1,000-mile journey. From the moment he set foot on the journey, parallel to his 600-mile journey, he was on another journey through the tunnel of time.