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Interesting descriptions of art and very well written.

Life changing events and how they impact people's lives.

Great insight into Japanese culture and funny too

Fast-paced with lots of twists

Wonderful story, written in the 1950's. It's the tale of a regular man who tinkers with engineering projects in his London basement and ends up on an incredible journey.

Thought-provoking. Read it as a teenager and its concepts stayed with me.

This book not only has a beautifully crafted prose, but it also opens up a new perspective on the field of taxonomy. Can we truly define a fish as a “fish”? Are the creatures we categorize as fish actually close enough to be considered the same group? If you’re curious about these questions, you must read this book.

Lots of twists interesting to read

I think someone broke and starving could not be narrated any better than that. First publication has been done in 1956 and I sincerely believe that greatest authors lived at the last quarter of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th.

It's clever and warm but funny and the use of language is clever

I loved this book. From the moment I picked it up I was hooked! The story line is sad but very interesting and I loved the many Female character in this book and I would do anything to read this again for the first time!