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Nicole made a comment in the Murakami fans group:
My first I don't remember. The second was Kafka, in a bad translation into my native language. After that I stuck to the english translations and it worked well.
Norwegian wood was the first I really enjoyed. And Wind-up Bird, definitely, due to its genious ingenuity. The small details, the phones, ears.
Some of his other books are mostly filled with air, but very comfortable and nice soft air. As if Murakami gives you a nice time to breathe, in this messed up world.
And Phaedrus, one of the most important things to me, if I like a book, I have to feel as if I am the only one on the world to know / read it :-)
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http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/194338-novels-that-are-connected-prequels-sequels
Nicole made a comment in the Murakami fans group:
Instead of waiting for the URL, just use Google search :)
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Nicole
took the never-ending book quiz.