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FelipeChapulaS
Kafka on the Shore | Haruki Murakami
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Putting it into words will destroy any meaning. - Murakami

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Chelseabillups30
Kafka on the Shore | Haruki Murakami
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DrSabrinaMoldenReads Love this quote. So true 2w
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iaietta
Kafka sulla spiaggia | Murakami Haruki,
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?/ ⭐️
Penso che lo dovrò rileggere
Fino alla fine ho aspettato mi spiegasse qualcosa, ma quel qualcosa non è mai arrivato
Un libro che ti lascia senza fiato e piuttosto perplessa, con passaggi straordinariamente toccanti e profondi e altri che ti fanno dubitare di quello che stai leggendo
Ho la sensazione di non aver recepito tutto quello che il libro voleva dirmi, e per questo ci vediamo alla prossima lettura per una recensione finale

giulia.mosna L'ho quasi comprato un paio di volte ma non ero sicura, adesso però sono curiosa di leggerlo e parlarne con te :) di Murakami avevo letto "la fine del mondo e il paese delle meraviglie" e mi ricordo che anche quello mi era piaciuto ma mi aveva anche lasciata molto perplessa/confusa 6mo
iaietta @giulia.mosna sarei molto curiosa di sapere le tue opinioni :) 6mo
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Robotswithpersonality
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Truly stunning. The artwork is exquisite. Nightlights is a lot spookier than I expected a picture book to get. Hicotea managed to have an unflinching moment looking at a dissected frog, then floated into a truly original world inside a turtle's shell and then made a point of indicating wetlands are under threat (if vaguely/supernaturally so).
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Robotswithpersonality 2/2 The two stories together feature a young girl who makes great art and doesn't have much interest in homework or what her teachers have to say. Considering Alvarez's bio mentions “the experiences and atmosphere of the Catholic school she attended as a child“, I choose to believe the character Sandy also grew up to become a successful artist, appreciated in a world where nuns couldn't scold her anymore. 7mo
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Aimeesue
The Book Tour | Andi Watson
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@jlhammar posted about this one recently, and I had Hoopla borrows, so.
I love the art, and economy of line - Fretwell‘s face is dot dot dot and an elongated U,and yet Watson communicates so vividly with those few elements. It‘s remarkable. Reminds me a bit of Quentin Blake.
Story‘s a bit odd. I would‘ve titled it “The Perils of Passivity.” Fretwell just can‘t win–he even loses his lunch to a growly dog - but does nothing about it. Great art tho.

jlhammar Perils of Passivity 😆- love it. I agree about the art! 12mo
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jlhammar
The Book Tour | Andi Watson
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I enjoyed this graphic novel, but it‘s a strange one. Author G.H. Fretwell goes on tour to promote his latest novel and unwittingly becomes a murder suspect. Surreal and darkly comic.

KathyWheeler I liked it, but you‘re right — it‘s odd. 12mo
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mrp27
The Invoice: A Novel | Jonas Karlsson
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Final #BookSpin wrap up for the year. I completed 9/12 picks. Not my greatest year but as always I enjoy making my monthly list and I enjoy seeing the titles coming off my tbr pile. Thanks for hosting another great year of reading @TheAromaofBooks now off to complete the google doc.

TheAromaofBooks Yay!! Fantastic progress!! 14mo
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