BR 33 : Three Tomorrows

Three Tomorrows contains three stories about the world in which there will be computers in five years, a hundred years, and fifteen hundred years. The title of the first one is Spam, the second is A Flower for Lumus, and the last is Zima's Last Dream. It seems to me that those stories are very sarcustic because some problems about computers necessarily occure in each story. Those are ironies to the modern science and technologies.

"No! It's all spam, spam, spam!"

BR 32 : Help!

Frank Wormold is a write does't have so much money. Also, he has a wife Teresa, but she is not happy about their marriage. One day, he starts to use his computer to finish his writings, but the computer gives him hands than he expected. Then he really needs 'help!'

"Not going down. Put Chip back."

BR31 : The Caribbean File

Ian Munro and Naylor are the policemen who are in British. One day, it reveals that two terrorists, Sam Tajik and Jonas Beck have some connections each other, although the two cops didn't notice that. Then, they decide to chase them in the Caribbean to prevent them from doing something dangerous.

"Where in the Caribbean are they?"

"Tabago," 

BR30 : John Doe

     John Doe is a murder mystery book in the series of Cambridge English Readers. John Doe is a man lying on in hospital and pretended as if he had lost his memories. In fact, that is completely wrong and he has a certain secret others haven't realized...
 "And do you know your name?
 "No," said the man in the bed."