1q84
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He tried to organize the jumble of ideas in his head, but unified thinking was beyond him now, probably because he had thought about too many different things at once while sitting on the slide: about the increase in the number of moons, about blood ties, about a new chapter in his life, about his dizzyingly realistic daydream, about Fuka-Eri and Air Chrysalis, and about Aomame, who was probably in hiding somewhere nearby. With his head a confused tangle of thoughts, Tengo felt his powers of con...centration being tested to the limit. He wished he could just go to bed and be fast asleep. He could continue this process in the morning. No amount of additional thinking would bring him any clarity now.
Back at his apartment, he found Fuka-Eri sitting at his desk, intently sharpening pencils with a small pocketknife. Tengo always kept ten pencils in his pencil holder, but now there were at least twenty. She had done a beautiful job of sharpening them. Tengo had never seen such beautifully sharpened pencils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He tried to organize the jumble of ideas in his head, but unified thinking was beyond him now, probably because he had thought about too many different things at once while sitting on the slide: about the increase in the number of moons, about blood ties, about a new chapter in his life, about his dizzyingly realistic daydream, about Fuka-Eri and Air Chrysalis, and about Aomame, who was probably in hiding somewhere nearby. With his head a confused tangle of thoughts, Tengo felt his powers of con...centration being tested to the limit. He wished he could just go to bed and be fast asleep. He could continue this process in the morning. No amount of additional thinking would bring him any clarity now.
Back at his apartment, he found Fuka-Eri sitting at his desk, intently sharpening pencils with a small pocketknife. Tengo always kept ten pencils in his pencil holder, but now there were at least twenty. She had done a beautiful job of sharpening them. Tengo had never seen such beautifully sharpened pencils.
What to read after 1q84?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haruki Murakami to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 5 years ago
So boring. Starts with flashes of muted promise and then the authors kill it completely by chapter 2. In talking about an author who could not write... this author has created his own demise.
Guest 5 years ago
It was an unadulterated joy.The end was so sudden.No doubt all the good things end.But should it be so abrupt and unexpected.
Guest 5 years ago
I waited to get this for weeks from the library on my kindle. The new Karen Slaughter book came in the next day so I read that one first. And I was reading, reading 1Q84 and see that I am only 13% done. How long is this book? 928 pages. Then my kindle died and I had to load it onto the old one. I figure I put about 20+ hours into this.It is written by a Japanese author, which is a different style for many American readers. I liked that there were a lot of musical references. So, without meaning to sound like an Amazon ad--I was able to yell to Alexa to play whatever musician was in the background of whatever a specific character was doing. That was fun.
There were certain phrasings that I had not come across before. Ex. if you don't understand it now, you wouldn't understand it with an explanation either. Lots of really good little pieces in the novel that were like finding treasures.
The characters were well developed, the pace was good. The story line was solid.
Lots of little similarities to everyone's life. Tell me you didn't think about Jehova's Witnessses or that the prayer Aomame quoted wasn't a hair's breadth from the pre-Vatican II table grace. Most of us probably have had those Talking Head's Once in a Lifetime moments.
I have to admit that I was very glad the story did not fall flat around page 900. Don't you hate when that happens?
I loved it. It was an excellent book. I now need to have a hard cover to add to my library. Not much better in life than having a really great book.
Guest 5 years ago
kim jong un actually has the best pussy on got i lasted 2 seconds everyone needs to do him now and it was such a good experience i almost forgot tell him to put his nukes in you;)
Guest 5 years ago
i like touching female and men beacuse im not sexist like kim jong un and his tiny shrimp dick i also love it when trump cums all over my face:)
Guest 6 years ago
One of the worst books I have ever read. Extremely boring, confused, extremely anticlimactic. Kept thinking it would get better.
jenna9monique 7 years ago
LOVE this book! The way it's written is handled with tender love and care. It is poetically descriptive and makes you feel like you are there with the characters. Beautiful book!
Guest 5 years ago
you are reading it but you have to click the arrows
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