Đề Kiểm Tra Định Kì Ngữ Văn Lớp 9 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Mad Happy _adangere4b9 — The weirdest part was realizing I'd seen the movie version of this (Karaoke Terror), and sure enough, they both end in the most ridiculous way possible. This one falls in the same wacky and ultraviolent territory as In the Miso Soup and Coin Locker Babies, as opposed to some of his more chilling, somber stuff (Almost Transparent Blue, Audition, etc). The only reason I don't rate this higher is simply because this novel contains a large amount of seemingly untranslatable cultural references (mid 90's Tokyo to be precise), and I think a lot of the humor simply went over my head. Definitely worth it if you're a fan of Ryu Murakami or other similar authors who use acts of violence as a window into cultural psychology (Jim "The Killer Inside Me" Thompson comes to mind). Murakami's Tokyo is a place I love to visit, but I'm pretty sure I wouldn't want to live there...

Redgrapiks Redgrapiks redgrapiks — I will forever associate this book with Colleen English. She and I worked so hard not to read this (or anything else) at the University of Paris. I am forever in her debt for (endlessly) procrastinating with me.