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13.5 x 1.9 x 21.6 cm
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Ideal For
General Readers, Fiction Lovers, Mythology & Historical Fiction Readers, Indian Mythology Enthusiasts, Young Adults (YA) & Adults, College Students, Competitive Exam Aspirants (General Reading / Culture), Gift Purpose (Books Gift Set), Spiritual & Philosophy Interest Readers, Library / Book Collection Buyers
Country Of Origin
India
About Author
Hika Harada Is A Contemporary Japanese Author Known For Her Warm, Reflective Fiction That Explores Everyday Life, Human Connections, And Emotional Healing. She Gained International Recognition With Novels Such As The Phone Booth At The Edge Of The World, Inspired By Real-Life Events Following The 2011 T?Hoku Earthquake And Tsunami. HaradaS Writing Is Noted For Its Gentle Prose, Compassion, And Focus On Loss, Memory, And Hope, Resonating With Readers Around The World.
Author Name
Hika Harada
Genre
Literature & Fiction
No Of Pages
400
Publisher
Elsevier
Product Description
- Premium Quality: All Otaha Higuchi wants to do is work with books, but the exhausting nature of her work at a chain bookstore, combined with her paltry salary and irritating manager, quickly bring reality crashing down around her.
- Product Design: She is on the verge of quitting when she receives a message from somebody anonymous, inviting her to apply for a job at The Night Library, a distinctive institution whose hours run from seven o'clock to midnight.
- User Experience: The library exclusively stores books by deceased authors, and none of them can be checked out - instead, they are put on public display to be revered and celebrated by the library's visitors, making it akin to a book museum.
- Versatile Occasion: This warm and reflective fiction is perfectly suited to readers who appreciate quiet, contemplative storytelling about human connection, memory, and the enduring power of literature.
- Ideal For: Written by Hika Harada, a contemporary Japanese author celebrated for her gentle prose and compassionate focus on loss and hope, this 400-page paperback resonates with readers around the world.