BOOK REVIEW

Title:Norwegian Wood

Author:Haruki Murakami

Reviewed by:Demi Realino

Review:This is probably one of the books I've read that made me feel so many things. Murakami divides his novel into two. Murakami takes on a sprawling peak into the lives of a bunch of severely damaged youths coping with the realities of what emptiness means. Murakami's Norweigan Wood was written with a fairly straightforward plot and will definitely leave you reflecting on choosing between the past and death, future and life.

BOOK DETAILS

Main Entry--Personal Name:Murakami, Haruki, 1949-,

Title, Statement of Responsibility, Edition Statements:Norwegian wood / Haruki Murakami ; translated from the Japanese by Jay Rubin. -- Vintage international open-market edition --

Physical Description:296 pages ; 21 cm

This is probably one of the books I've read that made me feel so many things. Murakami divides his novel into two. Murakami takes on a sprawling peak into the lives of a bunch of severely damaged youths coping with the realities of what emptiness means. Murakami's Norweigan Wood was written with a fairly straightforward plot and will definitely leave you reflecting on choosing between the past and death, future and life.

ISBN: 9780307744661

LCCN: 99053821

Subjects--Topical Terms:
College students -- Japan--Tokyo--Fiction
Man-woman relationships -- Japan--Tokyo--Fiction
College students.

LC Class. No.: PL856.U673 / N6713 2000

Dewey Class. No.: 895.6/35