Book Review- Days at the Morisaki Bookshop by Satoshi Yagisawa
The book was recommended by many, and being a Japanese one, it was also waiting in my to-read booklist. Coming straight to the book, this book can be reviewed in two ways - First, the “Book Cover” and second, the book itself, i.e. the tale of new beginnings, love, family relationships, community and the comfort I find in reading the books. If you look at the book cover that I am seeing, you will notice a cat gazing at a door. To the left, there is a bike, surrounded by a sea of books on the left, top, and right sides. In the center, there is a door featuring the silhouettes of what appear to be a man on the left and a woman on the right. The book title is centered at the top. There are additional details that enhance the enjoyment of reviewing the cover. This book cover is a delight to my eyes and feels like a gateway to an amazing dream place! The story follows a young woman named Takako, who discovers the joy of reading. It also delves into her relationship with Uncle Sat...
