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Has your college major affected what you liked to read/how you read? If so how. My major is Politics and history, and even before going to college I loved to read history books, either fiction or nonfiction. And going to college reading more academic texts, using JSTOR my love for those types of books/themes and topics has just grown even more.
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The Kamogawa Food Detectives (Kamogawa Food Detectives, #1)
Hisashi Kashiwai
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when i first read its premise, i merely thought how it’s interesting—but that’s it. i thought that it must be more or less similar with other books of similar themes. when i first read the first few chapters, i thought that it was confusing, even. i’m not sure if it’s because of the author’s writing style or is it because it’s ‘lost in translation’, though. anyhow, back then, i didn’t expect i’d grow to love this book that much.
out of all customers, i loved jaeha’s story the most. perhaps it’s because his story was the first story being told and because no matter how much i hated to admit it, i saw myself in him, so it hit way close too home at times that i ended up crying many times because of it… 😭 aside from that, i also love how they’re all related in one way or another—which isn’t that surprising, honestly—but still added a nice touch to it and made the story even more heartwarming.
i can’t get into other books no matter how much i’ve tried because this book btw HAHAHAHAH i suppose it’s a good thing, though. it just means it’s that good, and i want to soak in the lingering warmth and happiness from this book for much longer.
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The Kamogawa Food Detectives (Kamogawa Food Detectives, #1)
Hisashi Kashiwai
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Marigold Mind Laundry
Jungeun Yun