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Harper Books
Strange Sally Diamond
ใตใชใผใปใใคใคใขใณใใฎๆฐๅฅใชไบบ็ / ๅใฟใคใใซ
็บๅคใใง็ถใจๅญค็ซใใฆๆฎใใโๅคใใ่
โใตใชใผใฏ6ๆญณใพใงใฎ่จๆถใใชใใใใๆฅ็ถใ็
ๆฐใงไบกใใชใใ่จใใคใใฉใใใซๅฎถใฎ่ฃใฎ็ผๅด็ใง้บไฝใ็ผใใใจใใใ่ญฆๅฏใ้งใใคใๅคง้จใใซใชใฃใฆใใพใ(ไฝใใพใใใฃใใใใ )ใใในใณใใๆฎบๅฐใใใชใใ่ตคใๅธฝๅญใ่ขซใฃใฆ่ฌๅใ็ตใใใตใชใผใฏ็ถใ้บใใๆ็ดใ้ใใใใใซใฏไบบใจใใใใใใใซใจใใ้กใใจใจใใซใใใๅๆจใชไบไปถใฎ่จ้ฒใ่จใใใฆใใโใ
Sally, an "eccentric" girl who lives alone with her father on the outskirts of town, has no memory of her life before the age of six. One day, her father dies of illness, and when she burns his body in the incinerator behind the house as he had told her to do, the police arrive and all hell breaks loose (something must have gone wrong). The police rush to the scene (something went wrong). Amidst a flood of media, Sally, wearing a red hat, opens a letter her father left her after the funeral service. It contains a record of a horrific incident, along with a wish for her to get involved with other people.
(*This is a machine translation of the Japanese description.)