Kafka on the Shore

Kafka on the Shore ... greater than to be a novel ... it is an invitation in itself to search for the self and to undertake the journey of our own life as each hero of the novel undertook his own journey whose lines were drawn by fate ... Kafka on the Shore is considered a very calm novel in its events despite its belonging to the world of the supernatural, as it has a flood of comments and dialogues, and the strange, "metaphysical", philosophical atmosphere that dominates this novel which includes music, literature, philosophy, and One Thousand and One Nights as a margin that builds the main ideas. Book information: Author: Haruki Murakami Number of pages: 672