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Hello, this is Lee Dong-jin from Lee Dong-jin's Firekia. I am Lee Dong-jin. I think this is a time when we inevitably come up with various ways to wrap up the year. Of course, while Lee Dong-jin's Firekia is a channel that focuses intensively on movies, we also occasionally discuss other fields. So today, as the year draws to a close, I thought it would be nice to

recommend and explain to you the best and most memorable books I read this year. I looked at how many books I bought this year, and as expected, I purchased over a thousand. Naturally, I have n't read as many as I bought; although it wasn't exactly what I wanted, I think I still read a considerable number of books.

Of course, a significant number of those books had a very positive influence on me and were very enjoyable during my time here. However, I do n't think I can introduce all of them. Today, I would like to introduce the best book of the year that I definitely want to recommend to you. Of course, this is

from my subjective perspective. It is this book right here: * Fish Do Not Exist*. It was written by Lulu Miller, an American science journalist, and actually, it is a book from the US called *Unfaction*. There are many excellent books written by journalists in this field, including star authors like Malcolm Gladwell. This is my first time reading a book by this author, but

fundamentally, he is a very skilled writer. His narrative style is outstanding; even when discussing natural scientific facts or long-term findings from specific scholars, his sentences are exceptional, creating a powerful impact and leaving a lasting impression. From my perspective, another powerful strength of this book is its unpredictability. In fact, it is not easy for non-fiction books, especially popular science books, to possess such characteristics, but this book employs a