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size
12.85 x 2.54 x 19.84 cm
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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
Haruki Murakami Was Born In Kyoto In 1949 And Now Lives Near Tokyo. His Work Has Been Translated Into More Than Fifty Languages, And The Most Recent Of His Many International Honors Is The Jerusalem Prize, Whose Previous Recipients Include J. M. Coetzee, Milan Kundera, And V. S. Naipaul.
Author Name
Haruki Murakami (Author), Philip Gabriel
Genre
Horror (Kindle Store)
No Of Pages
445
Publisher
Penguin Random House India
Isbn Code
9.78E+12
Product Description
- Premium Quality: The City and Its Uncertain Walls is a full-length paperback novel by Haruki Murakami, one of the world's most celebrated literary voices, whose work has been translated into more than fifty languages.
- Product Design: Spanning 445 pages, this paperback edition offers an expansive and dreamlike narrative that exemplifies Murakami's signature style of blending reality with the surreal.
- User Experience: Readers describe the experience as stepping into a dream, with many finding themselves completely lost in the book's immersive and atmospheric world.
- Versatile Occasion: Suitable for general readers, fiction lovers, Young Adults, and college students, this novel also makes a thoughtful and distinguished gift for literary enthusiasts.
- Quality Assurance: Murakami is a recipient of the Jerusalem Prize, joining the ranks of previous honorees such as J. M. Coetzee, Milan Kundera, and V. S. Naipaul, affirming the literary significance of this work.
- Lifestyle Essential: A deeply resonant addition to any personal library, this novel cements Murakami's enduring legacy as a master of contemporary literary fiction.