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Since I don't know the exact 'Fragile Prize Christmas Story', I can only guess. Maybe it's a story where a child wins a fragile prize at a Christmas fair. It could be a beautiful glass snowflake or a tiny porcelain angel. The child has to be very careful with it on the way home through the snow - filled streets, and when they get home, it becomes the centerpiece of their family's Christmas display.

The 2012 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction was awarded to 'A Visit from the Goon Squad' by Jennifer Egan. It's a creative and engaging novel that weaves together multiple stories and characters in a non - linear way. The book explores themes like time, memory, and the music industry.

The 2009 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction was awarded to Elizabeth Strout for her book 'Olive Kitteridge'. It's a collection of short stories that center around the character Olive. The stories are set in a small town and explore the relationships, joys, and sorrows of the characters. Olive is a complex character, and through these stories, readers get a deep understanding of human nature and the intricacies of small - town life.

The Paragon Literature Award was a Chinese award for outstanding online novels. The following are examples of works that have won the Prize in Literature: Year 2021: [The Order of Pledge] " Celebrating Years 2: Chang 'an Twelve Hours " Year 2020: " Chang 'an Twelve Hours " " General Night 2: The Dark Knight " 2019: [The Order of Pledge] Sword Comes 2018: Sword Snow Stride Celebrating Years 2017: Sword Comes Battle Through the Heavens Year 2016: Lord of the Mysteries [Full-time Expert] Year 2015: [Choosing the Heavens] Douluo Continent Year 2014: Battle Through the Heavens Martial Force, Universe Year 2013: Mortal Cultivation Legend "Xiao Ding" Year 2012: Ghost Blows Out the Light Grave Robber's Chronicles Year 2011: [Full-time Expert] Douluo Continent Year 2010: < Lord Snow Eagle > Demon Law Year 2009: Battle Through the Heavens [Martial Move the Universe] Year 2008: Ghost Blows Out the Light Grave Robber's Chronicles Year 2007: World of Warcraft Sword Web 3 Year 2006: Ghost Blows Out the Light Grave Robber's Chronicles Year 2005: The Legend of Jin Yong's Heroes Eight Dragons and Dragons Year 2004: Jade Dynasty The Legend of Sword and Fairy Year 2003: World of Warcraft Swordsman Love Year 2002: Ghost Blows Out the Light The Legend of Jin Yong's Heroes Year 2001: Eight Dragons and Dragons [Smiling Proud in the World] These were just some of the works that had won the Parody Literature Award over the years. Many other outstanding online novels had also won the award.

The 2013 Man Booker Prize for Fiction had some really strong contenders. Eleanor Catton's 'The Luminaries' emerged victorious. This novel is quite remarkable. It's a hefty tome that weaves together the fates of multiple characters in a way that keeps readers engaged. The judges must have been impressed by how she managed to handle such a large cast and still create a coherent and immersive story.

The Nobel Prize originated from Alfred Nobel. He was a wealthy man because of his inventions. He was dismayed by the negative view of his work, especially dynamite which could be misused. He wanted to encourage positive and beneficial contributions to society. So, he bequeathed his fortune to establish the Nobel Prizes. They cover different fields and have been a great incentive for people around the world to strive for excellence in their respective areas.

The Man Booker Prize for Fiction in 2018 was awarded to Anna Burns for her novel 'Milkman'.

The 2011 Pulitzer Prize in Fiction went to 'A Visit from the Goon Squad' written by Jennifer Egan. This book is known for its experimental style. It plays with the concept of time and how different events in a person's life are related. The characters are vividly portrayed, and the writing style is engaging. It shows how our lives are like a patchwork of experiences that come together to form a bigger picture, and it does this in a really interesting and thought - provoking way.

" Give You Life, Give Me Love " was a television series from the mainland of China. The drama told the story of a pair of fraternal twin sisters born in the health center of Ningkang Town in the early 1980s. The older sister was brought home by her parents and was named Lu Tong. The younger sister was abandoned by her father at the health center and was brought back to the city by Doctor Chen Jinfang and Du Yuguo. She was named Du Xiaoxin. The drama also involved the difference in the environment in which the two sisters grew up, as well as the love entanglement between them for the same person. The series had a total of 32 episodes. There was no information on the specific release time and introduction.

Similar novels to " Give Me to White " were recommended, such as " Still Remembering the Shocking Shadow,"" Forbidden Court,"" Sick Pet,"" Eastern Cen and Western Uncle,"" Love for a Long Time Becomes Illness,"" Love Still Can Not Wake Up,"" Long Goodbye Love,"" That Young Man's Hair Is Soft and Curly," and so on. These novels were all romance novels that involved emotional stories and love elements. They were suitable for readers who liked romantic stories. Among them," Still Remembering the Startled Swan in the Shadows " told the emotional story of Nan Chengyao, Murong Qing, and others, showing their love that had experienced the ups and downs of the world and the rise and fall of dynasties." Sick Pet " described the plot of the male protagonist being cold and paranoid but gentle to the female protagonist. These novels could bring emotional resonance and pleasure to the readers.