Nothing, by: Jane Tyler

Pierre Anton realized that life has no meaning when he was in seventh grade at school, then he left the classroom to the nearest tree, climbed it, and stayed there. His classmates could not deter him, not even by throwing stones. And so they decided to prove to Pierre Anton that life has meaning, and they piled in front of him their most precious possessions: fishing ropes, and a new pair of shoes, which were the first gifts. And as those sacrifices accumulate to take a dangerous turn, doubt sneaks into the classmates' hearts about the usefulness of what they are doing to bring Anton down from the tree, and how to prove to him that life — truly — has meaning. An enjoyable book to read, highly appreciated around the world, and not to be missed! "Among the most famous thrillers that gained popularity in modern times is the novel written by Danish author Jine Tiller titled “Nothing,” which revolves around a thirteen-year-old boy suffering from depression, but it raises big questions about life. Truly an amazing novel." The Daily Telegraph Number of pages: 151 Translation: Shahad Al-Makhlef