Satoshi Yagisawa

Days at the Morisaki Bookshop
A cozy novel about a young woman finding herself in a Tokyo bookshop
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Yas LloydFirst to rec“Comfy, light and warm read. It feels like taking a walk with the protagonist through the streets of Tokyo. Helps with me deal with my Sehnsucht of Japan.”
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Clara“I really enjoyed this book as an easy, light read last year. The sequel’s lovely too. Gives you such a vivid sense of the coffee shop culture in Japan.”
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Robin“Japanese fiction is paced and structured a bit differently than Western in ways that I find very consuming but also relaxing. This slim book is the first of a two book series that tells the story of a woman who walks away from her professional and personal life to take over a small bookshop owned by a relative. It's quiet, introspective, sweet, thoughtful, and above all I found it very calming.”
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