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After finishing a super long, heavy book this is eactly the kind of book I need. It's been on my tbr since 2015... so it's about time I get into it! I always hear so much good about this duology! So so excited to finally dig in
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Dramatic battles, tense political intrigue, unique world building...and is that maybe some romance I'm sensing? These books are not Romantasy but focus primarily on the SFF elements. Romance is a subplot and may not appear until later in the series, but when it does, you won't be disappointed.
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After finishing a super long, heavy book this is eactly the kind of book I need. It's been on my tbr since 2015... so it's about time I get into it! I always hear so much good about this duology! So so excited to finally dig in
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End of book 1 This book is dense - definitely one you have to settle into slowly. Murakami’s world feels so ordinary on the surface, yet everything is just slightly off. I’m still not entirely sure what’s going on (two moons?? little people??), but the quiet weirdness has me hooked.
Aomame and Tengo’s separate stories are strange and fascinating in their own ways - I’m really looking forward to seeing how (or if) their lives start to overlap in Book 2. That said, I was definitely uncomfortable with how Komatsu and Tengo talk about Fuka-Eri’s body - it’s creepy and unnecessary, and it pulled me out of the story a bit.
Still, even with the confusion and occasional discomfort, there’s something hypnotic about the atmosphere and the sense that everything is building toward something big. On to Book 2!