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by: Haruki Murakami Dewey Decimal Number: 895.635 EAN: 9780870119439 ISBN: 0870119435 Label: Farrar Straus & Giroux (T) Manufacturer: Farrar Straus & Giroux (T) Publication Date: 1990-09 Publisher: Farrar Straus & Giroux (T) Studio: Farrar Straus & Giroux (T) Related Items:
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![]() Rating: - A haunting storyMurakami is internationally known for a body of work that encompasses a surreal, dreamy, time-sequence-challenged form of fiction (as well as a number of non-fiction pieces). This novel -- said to be somewhat autobiographical -- is a mesmerizing piece of fiction. Narrated by an adult looking back on an adolescence of confusion and uncertainty, it will certainly trigger knowing nods from its readers. The book is more dramatic than my life (and I suspect more than yours as well), but the deep uncertainty ... Read More Rating: - proof that i have a soul.one of the few written works that have solicited tears, even days after finishing the novel. i speak for myself when i say this: norwegian wood was depressing as hell, but it was the greatest and most eloquently expressed account of young love that i've ever come across. Rating: - My First Murakami BookIt was kind of autobiographic, I guess. The characters are so lonesome, weird, emotional cripples and so needy. Is not the story that it's so great about this book, is the way he is guiding the reader through an awkward journey of emotions and feelings. You will not have a way out and you'll feel absolutely close to all of the characters Rating: - Not just a love storyIt is always a hard task for me to review a novel by Murakami because of the sheer complexity of his work. This particular novel christened 'Norwegian Wood' after the famous Beatles' song has been looked at as one of Murakami's simplest novels where he was accused of succumbing to the story lines that he has prided himself on avoiding. After reading 'Norwegian Wood' I must say with absolute conviction that these accusations are indeed invalid and have been based on the apparent plot of the novel that at ... Read More Rating: - Good book by MurakamiThis is the third book by Haruki Murakami I read (after Sputnik and South of the Border) and the best so far. Originally written in 1987, the book begins in an airport in Germany, as the titular song by the Beatles playing in the sound system makes middle age Toru Watanabe remember his life as a college student in the late 1960s. As a drama student living in a pension in Tokyo he has to chose between the love of the unstable Naoko (a friend from high school, girlfriend of a friend of Watanabe that commited ... Read More
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