{ "item_title" : "Café of Broken Philosophers", "item_author" : [" Sudip Kumar Das", "Sabita Das", "Dipan Kumar Das "], "item_description" : "Chapter 1: The Last Table by the Rain-Stained WindowA wandering writer, Aarav Sen, discovers an old cafhidden in a forgotten alley where every customer arrives carrying an invisible wound.Chapter 2: The Barista Who Collected RegretsThe mysterious owner, Elian Moreau, serves coffee brewed according to each guest's deepest sorrow instead of their order.Chapter 3: A Cup for the Woman Who Forgot TomorrowMira Solis, a painter who has lost her ability to imagine the future, begins writing memories that have not yet happened.Chapter 4: The Professor Who Argued with SilenceDisgraced philosopher Dr. Lucien Vale returns every Thursday to debate ideas with an empty chair that somehow always answers.Chapter 5: Espresso and Existential DebtsAn eccentric economist, Jonah Crest, insists that every human life is born owing a debt to forgotten dreams.Chapter 6: The Chessboard Without KingsA mysterious traveler challenges visitors to impossible chess games where every move represents a moral decision rather than strategy.Chapter 7: The Poet Who Sold His ShadowsNoah Quinn claims he exchanged his shadow for fame, only to discover that success without identity is another kind of prison.Chapter 8: Conversations Served with CinnamonAs strangers begin sharing impossible stories, the cafslowly reveals itself to be more confession booth than coffeehouse.Chapter 9: The Clock That Refused MidnightTime behaves strangely inside the caf , allowing guests to revisit pivotal moments they never truly understood.Chapter 10: Letters Written to Unlived LivesHidden beneath the floorboards are hundreds of unsent letters addressed to the people their authors might have become.Chapter 11: The Woman Who Borrowed Other People's MemoriesHistorian Celeste Arden discovers she can remember events that never belonged to her, blurring truth and identity.Chapter 12: The Funeral for CertaintyThe regulars gather to bury their most cherished beliefs, discovering that doubt can sometimes become a doorway rather than a prison.Chapter 13: The Menu of Impossible QuestionsEvery dish on the menu carries a philosophical riddle whose answer quietly changes the life of whoever orders it.Chapter 14: The Visitor Without a ReflectionA nameless stranger enters the cafwith no reflection in any mirror and claims to have forgotten the meaning of being human.Chapter 15: When the Walls Began RememberingThe cafitself starts revealing forgotten conversations etched invisibly into its aging bricks across generations.Chapter 16: The Night the Coffee Turned BlueAn extraordinary brew awakens buried truths, forcing every guest to confront the single lie that shaped their life.Chapter 17: Closing Time for the LostOne by one, the philosophers leave the caftransformed, realizing healing comes not from finding answers but from asking better questions.Chapter 18: Sunrise Beyond the Empty CupAs dawn arrives, Aarav learns the cafexists only for those standing at the crossroads between despair and hope, and someone new is already walking toward its weathered wooden door with another broken philosophy to mend.", "item_img_path" : "https://covers3.booksamillion.com/covers/bam/9/79/818/557/9798185578322_b.jpg", "price_data" : { "retail_price" : "12.00", "online_price" : "12.00", "our_price" : "12.00", "club_price" : "12.00", "savings_pct" : "0", "savings_amt" : "0.00", "club_savings_pct" : "0", "club_savings_amt" : "0.00", "discount_pct" : "10", "store_price" : "" } }

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