I hope you enjoy To Kill A Mockingbird, I think it's great.

That is something I have thought about on more than one occasion. Please share your thoughts when you're done.



I don't read very often, but I've been going at this on and off for the past year.

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It's been interesting so far. I'm like halfway done.

lol that not what it's actually about

Much sadness :(

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Just finished with this. It was definitely a different kind of experience. I've read some people going on about how big of a mindf#$% it was for them, but I guess it's hard for me to be that surprised and confused by books after reading something like House of Leaves.

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Now I'm working on this, in addition to a few other books.

!!!!!! Kafka on the Shore is like one of my top 5 books ever. There wasn't much confusing about it tho, especially compared to wind up bird or 1Q84

I have 1Q84 on my queue, actually. It looks like it's gonna be a real doozie, haha. But yeah, there's a lot in Kafka on the Shore that I feel is really heavily foreshadowed, if not explicitly stated. But I think that's part of why I liked it. Murakami made no qualms about the narrative devices he was using. I mean, he even talks about the Chekhov's gun concept directly in the book. The conservation of detail was very tight.

I would not recommend reading 1Q84 if you have any required reading to do. that **** put me in a book coma, I couldn't read anything because anything else was dwarfed by that book. just wow

I loved nakatas side story so much, murakamis love of cats gives me so much life

i just looked up the plot summary of 1Q84 and i'm very much sold....gonna read the three books i just got and jump on this mammoth next

You need me to put it in the dropbox?