News and world bestsellers in the libraries of Zaporizhzhia

Mozart 2.0, Dorj Batu
Detective story, corporate humor and music, a lot of music.
Imagine what happened and Mozart came to modern New York. Yes, that's Wolfgang Amadeus on the streets of the "Big Apple". Read what happened in the book @dorjebatuu. On the pages you will find special QR-codes, thanks to which you can see the places of New York, which are mentioned in the book, and listen to Mozart's music.
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"Choice", Edith Eger
Bill Gates advises reading Edith Eger to find solace in difficult times, and Oprah Winfrey admitted that this book changed her life. At the age of 16, Edith Eger moved to Auschwitz, where she lost her parents and survived with her sister. This traumatic experience became the basis of the book. But it's not just about that. It is primarily about choice. We cannot protect ourselves from suffering, but we can choose how to get out of such situations - as a victim or a survivor.
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"Normal People", Sally Rooney
"Voice of the Millennials", "Salinger of the Snape Age" - that's what Sally Rooney is called. Her novel "Normal People" was included in the list of the 100 best books of the 21st century by The Guardian, was shortlisted for the Booker Prize. And the eponymous film, released on BBC Three and Hulu, immediately became a real hit. Why did the story of growing up two lovers become so popular? Look for answers in the pages of the novel!
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"Insanely Rich Asians", Kevin Kwan
Rachel Chu is an American of Chinese descent. Her boyfriend Nick offers to spend a vacation together in his hometown - Singapore. The girl agrees, not even suspecting what awaits her. It turns out that the boy's family is very rich. Although no - insanely rich. Is Rachel ready for the trials that fate has prepared for her? Easy and fascinating story to immerse yourself in the world of luxury and other cultures.

"Instamozok. How screen addiction leads to stress and depression ", Anders Hansen
Do you use your phone for more than an hour a day? And it worries you? Then this book is for you. It will clearly and "without water" tell about the negative impact of social networks on our lives and help to wisely use the benefits of information technology. After reading it, you will definitely want to buy a regular alarm clock.

All books from the collection can be found in the Central Library at 66 Gogol Street