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Who is the author of 'Three Days of Happiness'?
Sugaru Miaki
What year was the English translation of 'Three Days of Happiness' published?
2020
What does Yen Press support?
The book 'Three Days of Happiness' is a nonfiction work.
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Study Notes
Book Information
- Title: Three Days of Happiness
- Author: Sugaru Miaki
- Translator: Stephen Paul
- Cover Art: E9L
- Genre: Fiction
- First Published: 2013 in Japan by KADOKAWA CORPORATION
- English Translation Published: 2020 by Yen Press, LLC
- Copyright Notice: © Sugaru Miaki 2013
Copyright Details
- The book is a work of fiction; any resemblance to real events or persons is coincidental.
- The author’s rights are supported by copyright law, which aims to encourage creativity.
- Scanning, uploading, and distributing the book without permission is considered theft of intellectual property.
Content Overview
- The book is structured with 12 chapters and an afterword, offering a journey through various themes and events.
- Includes chapters such as "The Beginning of the End", "Let’s Check the Answer", and "The Gift of the Magi", suggesting significant emotional and thematic elements.
- Each chapter is numbered and titled, hinting at an organized narrative flow.
Publishing Information
- Yen Press encourages readers to support the authors’ rights and expresses the value of free expression in literature.
- The book is available for purchase and download through platforms like Just Light Novels.
Contact Information
- Yen Press address includes 150 West 30th Street, 19th Floor, New York, NY 10001.
- Engages with readers through various social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Instagram.
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