The bookstore on the island is a Victorian-style hut with a faded sign hanging on the porch, which reads: No one is an island, and every book is a world. A.J. Fickley, a middle-aged man, runs a bookstore on an isolated island.

Fate never cared for him, his beloved wife died, the bookstore was in crisis, and even the only valuable treasure was stolen. His life came to a deadlock and his heart became a desert island.

At this moment, a mysterious baby appeared in the bookstore, which unexpectedly rescued A.J. from loneliness and despair, and became the bond between him and his sister-in-law Ismay, the sheriff Lan Buys and the salesgirl Amelia of the publishing house, bringing a turn for the better in his life.

Several lives on the island are closely related to each other, and they have stepped out of the predicament of life. All their love for books and life has gone on wave after wave, becoming more and more turbulent.

Extended data:

Two men and women who love books have the same reading taste, so they fall in love and overcome many difficulties together. Because of loving an abandoned baby, lonely people are no longer autistic and cynical. He began to open his heart, communicate with others and establish relationships. So he saw people's goodwill, made close friends and made the bookstore business better and better.

This book shows people how important it is to love and be loved, how important it is to give and receive in life, and how people are related to each other through love. It can save people who are lonely, it can make people feel the beauty of existence itself, and it may be one of the meanings of people living.