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Senja di Karimunjawa
The story follows the journey of a young woman named Senja, who travels to the islands of Karimunjawa in search of traces of her late father’s past. Her father had previously conducted research and community service in the region, and Senja becomes determined to understand the work that was so important to him.
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- 4.813.0458.B.U
Camar Biru
Ten years before the story begins, in a moment of youthful vulnerability and alcohol-fueled desperation, Nina and Adith made a pact: if they were still single in ten years, they would marry each other. Two blue paper seagulls (camar biru) became the symbol and witness of this "silly" promise.
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- 4.813.0503.B.U
Mr. Justice Raffles
A weary and jaded Raffles becomes increasingly disillusioned with the ethics of high society. His moral compass is tested when he encounters Dan Levy, an unscrupulous moneylender who predatory targets the sons of wealthy families with crushing loans.
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- 3.813.0505.B.U
Merah Putih di Benua Biru
The protagonist deals with homesickness and the internal struggle to maintain their identity ("Red and White") while striving for excellence in a foreign land. It emphasizes that despite the difficulties of living as an expatriate, one’s roots and national pride remain a source of strength.
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Menunggu
The story is well-regarded for its exploration of themes like patience, destiny, and the complexities of waiting for someone or something in life. Like many of Robin Wijaya's works, it is categorized as contemporary Indonesian fiction and often resonates with readers who enjoy stories about emotional growth, longing, and the passage of time.
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- 4.813.0506.B.U
Tales of Terror and Mystery
Tales of Terror and Mystery is a collection of twelve short stories written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the legendary author best known for creating Sherlock Holmes. First published in 1922, this volume showcases his versatility as a storyteller beyond detective fiction, moving into the realms of horror, suspense, and the supernatural.
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Girl Nearly 16 Absolute Torture
Jess Jordan has the perfect summer planned: she and her boyfriend, Fred, will spend their time lounging in the park and enjoying each other’s company. However, her "maddening" mother ruins these plans by announcing a mandatory two-week "road trip" to Cornwall to visit Jess’s father
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- 4.813.0651.B.U
Twists, Turns and 100% Tilda
Twists, Turns and 100% Tilda is the sixth book in the Stella Etc. series written by British author Karen McCombie. The series follows the life of Stella, a young girl who has moved to the seaside town of Portbay and is navigating new friendships, family dynamics, and growing independence.
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- 3.813.0637.B.U
Totto-Chan Gadis Cilik di Jendela
he story is set in Tokyo, Japan, during the years leading up to World War II. It follows Totto-chan (the author's childhood nickname), a cheerful, fiercely curious, and hyperactive seven-year-old girl. At her traditional primary school, Totto-chan’s constant energy—such as opening and closing her desk lid hundreds of times or standing at the window to talk to street musicians—is seen as d…
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- 3.813.0539.B.U
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