Library

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*The door to the new library swung open. There were many cabinets and bookshelves, but for some reason, there were very few books on them. The librarian (Revan) was sitting at the main table. Seeing a visitor, he stood up and greeted him:*
-Welcome to the Heroes World library. After a short pause, he continued: -As you can see, the library is empty, but I hope it will be filled soon. I won't bother you, please, come in. -The librarian returned to his desk and continued working.*

The library is a place where you can find e-books.
Reading books in their physical form, not on a computer, is much more interesting, but some people may not have the opportunity to buy a particular book, so it will be available in the library :). I hope you will help me make it more extensive :).

For now, I will post two books: Baron Olshevri "Vampires" and Walter Scott "Ivanhoe".
Vampires is my favorite book; I highly recommend reading it. I feel so sorry for poor Rita :(, Old Dracula is a scoundrel; he ruined the life of such a cheerful, compassionate, and beautiful girl :(.
I read Ivanhoe when I was younger. I can recommend this book to people aged 10-13 :).
I read both books in their physical form :).

You can also talk about books in the library (but keep it reasonable! Don't turn the library into a circus!). You can rate them, etc.
Here are the library rules:

LIBRARY RULES

1. You can talk about books in the library, but you should adhere to the following points:
-It is forbidden to speak rudely about a book, using phrases like "It sucks," "It's complete nonsense," etc.
-If you don't like a book, you should provide arguments and explain why, instead of simply saying, "I don't like the book because it's absurd."
2. Follow all the rules of Heroes World.
3. It is desirable to discuss the books that are available in the library.

P.S.: The rules will be updated.
I will add each new book posted by anyone to the first post.

You can find the following books in the library:
1. Vampires - Baron Olshevri.