...and just wrapped up South Of The Border, West of The Sun today!
This was an OK book, strangely missing much in the way of surrealism for a Haruki Murakami book, though.
In fact, for the most part, it was just a regular story about a guy who makes friends with a girl in elementary school and how his life is shaken up when she re-enters his life some 20 years later.
I mean, don't get me wrong, this was an entertaining story with nice pacing, and the characters were all fleshed out and you really liked them, and it even had a nice conclusion to it. Just didn't seem very Murakami-ish.(except for the Jazz Records or course!)
I mean, don't get me wrong, this was an entertaining story with nice pacing, and the characters were all fleshed out and you really liked them, and it even had a nice conclusion to it. Just didn't seem very Murakami-ish.(except for the Jazz Records or course!)
Up Next:
edit: My copy of "Kafka On The Shore" came in, so I'm going to be starting that one next instead...I've been dying to read this one!
