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The story of "Parnassus on Wheels" is the heartwarming adventure of Helen Magnus, a middle-aged woman who spent a long time watching the farmhouse, and one day she decided to buy "Parnassus," a quaint-shaped bookpeddler after Roger Mifflin, the original owner who loved to read, to travel through the country streets.
The journey of Parnasas takes them through a magnificent nature, both warm sunshine, ð, color-changing maple leaves, ð verdant meadows, ð, and pouring rain ð§ïļ, with a mission of knocking on doors, delivering literature, attitudes, and knowledge to people. Along the way, this pair of middle-aged men and women's relationships gradually grow, becoming a sweet, sentimental love not lost to young people. ð
It's a beautiful piece of literature, from the first page to the last, that will make you fall in love with your journey and want to have your own peddler.
"As I said, I'm not a writer, but it's human enough to like good books."
"Reading a good book makes us humble, and when we have a wonderful understanding of human nature, we feel that we are small, like looking at the constellation of Dipper on a day when the sky is clear, or seeing the first sunlight in winter."
- Wanderer's peddling book car.
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