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a nice book about a love story between 2 men during Nazi Germany. The story is somewhat average with no new ideas. But I'd still give it 3/5

had it as a gift from a dear friend. Lovely book with a nice font and beautiful illustrations.

beautiful novel written as a sequel to Franz Kafka's “Metamorphosis”. I had to read Kafka's novel first to understand Murakami's Samsa in love. It is an amazing book that turned a gloomy story by Kafka into a nicer one. I love Murakami's works, they are very special and mind-intriguing.

The book gives me a different perspective on the story that I have known well all over my life. I like her comments on some of the events and narratives.
I need to say that the book still contained some mistakes. For example, she insists that Fatima was Muhammad's firstborn daughter, traditionally Fatima is his youngest; his eldest daughter was called Zeinab.

كتاب ساخر مليء بالايفيهات الغير مضحكه ويعتبر كل الناس فاسدين بنفس الدرجه وكلهم يستحقو القتل سواء كان بيعمل حاجه تافهه شخصيه زي واحده شغاله في الدعاره او واحد قتال قتله ومغتصب ،،، وفي نفس الوقت بيتعامل مع جني بيخون زوجته ان دي حاجه عاديه مفترض اننا نتعاطف معاها علي اساس ان زوجته مفتريه شويه ،،، كتاب ذكوري جدا ،،، هدفه يقول ان اصلاح مصر هو اصلاح المجتمع وليس التخلص من الفاسدين لان الاخلاق عموما فاسده والفاسدين هايفضلو يطلعو مهما حاولت تتخلص منهم ،،،اذا كان هدفه انه يضحك فهو ماضحكنيش واذا كان هدفه انه يوصل فكره ما فهو وصلها بأسوأ طريقه ممكنه مطعمه بافكار اخري سيئه جدا