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I want to tell you about very interesting book now.
This book was written by Kotaro Isaka in 2003, and was awarded a prize. His style is
similar to Haruki Murakami, and he wrote some books, “Wish of Audubon”, “Gravity
Piero”, Rush Life”. He always gives us much surprise with them. These are mystery,
but not usual mystery story. He can make usual mystery books more attractive, it
means he can write mystery of mystery. I think “Coin Locker of Dag and Goose” is the
best in his novels.
Nobody think two stories will be connected a lot, because this novel is written with
cut back way. One story is written about a student, the other one is about a man.
These two stories are cross over at the end of the story, and all elements needed.
A university student is asked by a neighbor to rob a book store and steal only a
Kojien- which is type of dictionary. Why? Is the neighbor crazy? Why did he ask a
student although they didn’t know each other? And, why is this book’s title “Coin
Locker of Dag and Goose”? If you read this book, you will understand everything,
because even a sentence is connected with the meaning of the book’s end.
I think this story is a double bluff. Even when we are given information that we do
not care about, it plays an important role after. I read a book over expecting the
ending, but, Isaka could imagine that there are a lot of people like me. I became
the victim of his plans completely, because he wrote the story with a double bluff.
It is the best type of mystery because I have never seen a better one.
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