Murakami Haruki
What’s inside
A poignant story of love and loss, ‘Norwegian Wood’ follows Toru Watanabe’s memories of his college days in Tokyo and his relationships with two very different women.
You’ll Learn
- Insights into the human emotional experience
- Understanding of the complexities of young love
- Exploration of grief and healing
- Appreciation for nuanced character development
Key Points
- Toru Watanabe’s reminiscence of the 1960s
- The impact of a friend’s suicide
- Toru’s deepening relationship with Naoko
- The struggle with mental health issues
- The entrance of the vibrant Midori into Toru’s life
- Exploration of young love and sexuality
- The search for meaning in a turbulent time
Who’s it For
- Romance novel enthusiasts
- Readers of literary fiction
- Fans of Japanese literature
- People interested in coming-of-age stories
About the author
Haruki Murakami is a best-selling Japanese writer known for his blend of magical realism, melancholy, and profound themes.