Kafka on the Shore
Haruki Murakami· 2002
A runaway boy, a gentle old man, and a world that bends quietly around them.
A 15-year-old boy runs away from home and calls himself Kafka. Somewhere else, an old man who can talk to cats begins a strange journey. Their stories slowly reach toward each other. Things happen that don't quite obey logic — and that's part of the point.
Mikä se oikeasti on
Kafka on the Shore is dreamlike. It doesn't always explain itself. It asks you to feel your way through. Underneath the strangeness, it's about being young, being lost, and slowly becoming someone.
“A runaway boy, a gentle old man, and a world that bends quietly around them.”
Kuka on Haruki Murakami?
Haruki Murakami writes books that mix the ordinary with the impossible. He runs marathons. He loves jazz. He's been translated into more than 50 languages.
- Kafka Tamura
A 15-year-old running from a dark prophecy.
- Nakata
An old man who lost most of himself in childhood — and gained other things.
- Oshima
A librarian who quietly takes Kafka in.
Mitä tämä kirja antaa sinulle nyt
If you've ever felt like your life is too strange to explain, this book makes strangeness feel okay. It says: keep walking. The path means something even when you can't see it.
Kysy Nealta
lukuoppaasiSelkeät vastaukset. Ei läksyäänensävyä.
Hei — olen Nea. Kysy minulta mitä vain teoksesta Kafka on the Shore. Pidän sen yksinkertaisena.
Istu niiden kanssa
- Kysymys 01
What 'prophecy' have you been told about yourself — and do you believe it?
- Kysymys 02
Where is your quiet library?
- Kysymys 03
What forest are you avoiding walking into?