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A review by elydy
Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami
3.0
"Best not to try to explain it, even to yourself" !
A mostly strange but a points strangely beautiful & prof und novel - a reflection on the will to live, on memories, on love. I found some of it quite disturbing (the Johnnie Walker chapter and all the sex scenes) but I particularly loved Mr Nakata and Hoshino. Someone online said that it feels like reading a dream, which I think is very fitting!
A mostly strange but a points strangely beautiful & prof und novel - a reflection on the will to live, on memories, on love. I found some of it quite disturbing (the Johnnie Walker chapter and all the sex scenes) but I particularly loved Mr Nakata and Hoshino. Someone online said that it feels like reading a dream, which I think is very fitting!