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Through the Magic Door invites readers on a literary journey through the enchanting realm of books. Penned by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, it serves as a passionate ode to the transformative power of literature. Doyle guides readers through the portals of his personal library, sharing profound insights and delightful anecdotes about the works that have shaped his life and worldview. From timeless classics to lesser-known gems, each book becomes a doorway to new worlds, ideas, and experiences. With warmth and eloquence, Doyle celebrates the joy of reading, encouraging readers to embark on their own magical adventures through the pages of books.

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