The story follows a terrifying family curse that has haunted the Baskerville family for generations, allegedly caused by a giant, demonic hound that haunts the desolate Dartmoor moors.
The story follows Meng Ning, a twenty-year-old Chinese woman who shocks her family by announcing her intention to become a Buddhist nun
The book adapts Raditya Dika’s popular and witty Twitter (now X) posts into a visual comic format. Rather than a linear narrative, the book functions as a collection of short, funny vignettes based on his observations about life, relationships, and the daily struggles of a young adult in Indonesia.
The story centers on a cursed, priceless yellow diamond known as the "Moonstone," which was stolen from a sacred Indian shrine.
The novel is an epic, sprawling narrative that serves as a detailed semi-autobiographical account of the rise and eventual decline of the Jia family, an aristocratic and noble clan in imperial China.
In this volume, the protagonists—the group of young detectives consisting of Valeria Guntur, Rima Hujan, Putri Badai, and Aria Topan—find themselves in a dire situation. Instead of being the investigators, they become the prime suspects in a series of gruesome crimes.
Rio, who was widely believed to have died during a surgery, miraculously returns to life after experiencing a near-death experience—a phenomenon the book compares to the mythological account of Er of Pamphylia from Ancient Greece.
Set in the year 2060, the story envisions a future where technology has made life incredibly practical and automated. South Korea has emerged as a global superpower, dominated by the influence of the massive "Cho Corporation."