Just finished this. Did I enjoy it?

>>9830032
We don't like it.

>>9830032
I liked it but maybe I'm just a brainlet. /lit/ hates the guy though so no you didn't

I have read five Murakami books and Norwegian Wood is the best one. It is emotional but doesn't have melodrama, it is philosophical but doesn't have pretentious themes, it has contemporary Japanese society but not in the superficial level.

>>9830046
i liked it

>>9830032
No it is a bad romance.

>>9830032
You really liked it.

>>9830032
Should I buy this or just ebook it?

>>9830494
>Do you like owning books?
>Do you like Murakami?
I'd yes to both buy it, otherwise ebook

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>>9830032
That's my favorite book, should i be ashamed?

It was aight. IIRC, Norwegian Wood is actually the Murakami book that I lent to a qt friend of mine, so that might also be why I have somewhat fond memories of it.

I love Norwegian Wood, but it's not as hefty and satisfying as some of his other books, like The Wind-Up Bird Chronicles.

But it's a simple, easy read and the perfect encapsulation of one of his more powerful themes: that some people are just broken beyond repair and there's nothing you can do to fix them.

>>9830032
didn't like it one bit, it almost felt like anime in book form which is even worse than regular anime

>>9831309

>Sculptured

Lmao