My first Haruki Murakami Book 🧡 Hope I chose the right one to start with. Does anyone else have any good Murakami suggestions?
heikemarie One I really liked and didn‘t find super intimidating was![[tagged book]](https://image.librarything.com/pics/litsy_webpics/icon_taggedBook@3x.png)
1Q84 6y
1Q84Swe_Eva I enjoyed very muchThe Wind-Up Bird Chronicle: A Novel 6y
The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle: A Novelvumblereads Stacked both books. Thank you @heikemarie and @swe_eva 6y
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Kerrioke The only one I‘ve read so far, but I really enjoyed itColorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage: A novel 6y
Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage: A novelm.galehuxley My favorite is Kafka on the Shore! Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World and Norwegian Wood are good reads as wellKafka on the Shore 6y
Kafka on the Shorevumblereads Thank you @kerrioke. I stacked it. 6y
vumblereads @m.galehuxley I have heard of Kafka on the shore and Norwegian Wood. I see them once in a while on my goodreads feed. Thanks for the suggestion. I stacked them. 🙂 6y
pdever I'm with @Swe_Eva ... Wind-up Bird Chronicle is still my fave (but I haven't read one I didn't like).Wind-Up Bird Chronicle 6y
Wind-Up Bird Chroniclevumblereads @pdever I might have to pass on #windupbirdchronicle. 😅 Or maybe slowly build up to it. The reviews are saying it‘s violent. 6y
Tonton Kafka on the Shore！ 6y
Tonton Also 1Q84 6y
vumblereads @tonton yes I‘ve heard of those two! I‘ve been eyeing 1Q84 lately, I like the cover 😂 6y
pdever I had to read the Wikipedia page for Wind-up Bird Chronicle because I didn't remember the violence to such an extent. I guess it is, but it was also so dreamlike that the violence didn't stick with me. I'm currently reading Patti Smith's M Train and she calls it a "devastating book ... wherein the writer seems to infuse living energy into words as the reader is spun, wrung, and hung out to dry"M Train 6y
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