never reveal everything you know

No, it's not. 'Everything I Never Told You' is a fictional work created by the author's imagination.

The ability to recognize everything by taking pictures was a feature that could be used to identify images using a mobile phone app. By using a specific recognition software, the user could take or import pictures and obtain relevant information about the object through the recognition function. The software could recognize all kinds of objects, including fruits, animals, flowers, plants, and so on. The user only needed to follow the steps of the software, select the corresponding function options, then take a picture or import the item to be identified, and wait for the system to identify it. After the identification was completed, the user could view the identification results and obtain more detailed information. This ability to take pictures of everything could satisfy users 'curiosity and help them identify and understand the objects around them.

It depends. Sometimes stories labeled as such might be based on real events but with some fictional elements added for dramatic effect.

This young adult fiction is really engaging. It deals with themes like identity, race, and the pressure to fit in. The way the author unfolds the mystery of what was never told is really interesting. You get to see the different perspectives of the characters and how they all contribute to the overall plot.

The main theme could be about family secrets and the unspoken things within a family. It might explore how these hidden aspects can impact the relationships among family members.

I'm not entirely sure, but usually in a novel like this, there are family members as main characters, such as parents and their children.

Well, graphic novels are often misjudged as just 'comic books' but they are much more. They can be a great way to get into reading for people who might find traditional novels intimidating. In terms of content, they can deal with serious social issues, historical events, or just be pure entertainment. The format allows for a unique visual storytelling experience. You see, the pictures don't just illustrate the text, they often add layers of meaning. For instance, a single panel can convey an emotion that would take paragraphs to describe in a regular novel.

It might be. The description suggests a story that keeps delving into the lives of everything, perhaps without a traditional ending. However, what constitutes 'never-ending' can be subjective and might vary from reader to reader.

There was a famous line in Chekhov's novel Cherry Orchard: " Nothing will pass." This sentence appeared at the beginning of the novel, describing the protagonist, Pushkin, who lost his wife and daughter in a political storm and felt that everything he had was destroyed. This sentence became Pushkin's representative famous saying and was also regarded as one of the most representative lines in Chekhov's novels.

I recommend Robb's Reasoning Event Book. The protagonist Robb can accurately analyze the suspect's personality, psychological activities, and behavior characteristics through observation and reasoning, just like Sherlock Holmes. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗