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    <title><![CDATA[The Big Book of Serial Killers]]></title>
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    <title>The Devil in the White City</title>
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    <book_description><![CDATA[二十世紀初，芝加哥擊敗了美國其他的城市<br />爭取到世界博覽會的主辦資格，<br />兩個懷抱不凡技能與企圖的男人，也決定在這個夢幻城市裡大展身手。<br />他們都有雙明亮的藍眼睛，相貌英挺<br />他們都才智出眾、企圖心旺盛<br />一位是博覽會建築師，公開運籌耀眼輝煌的白城奇蹟，<br />一個是連續殺人犯，祕密打造毛骨悚然的魔鬼基地。<br />他們分別主導的事件，一個萬眾矚目，另一個不知不覺，<br />交錯在芝加哥博覽會前後的時空，混搭著璀璨風華與厄夜謎團。]]></book_description>
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    <author_name>Erik Larson</author_name>
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    <title><![CDATA[Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking]]></title>
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    <author_name>Malcolm Gladwell</author_name>
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    <title>Man&apos;s Search for Meaning</title>
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    <title><![CDATA[The Impossible Knife of Memory]]></title>
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