The Way We Eat Now is a delightful book written by British food writer, journalist and historian Bee Wilson. The book explains how our eating … Read More ›
Category: Books
I’ve loved Steve Martin since the day I’ve watched one of his films. After reading his book An Object of Beauty, I love him even … Read More ›
Territory of Light is a book written by Yuko Tsushima, daughter of Osamu Dazai, one of Japan’s most famous writers. Winner of the Kawabata and … Read More ›
Marilyn and Me by Korean author and screenwriter Ji-Min Lee; is a novel about Marilyn Monroe’s coming to Korea right after the Korean War. However, … Read More ›
Remarkable Plants That Shape Our World became a book that made me dream or do research on every single page. We know that plants are … Read More ›
Mothering Sunday is a short novel by Graham Swift, winner of the 1996 Booker Prize. I read the author for the first time, but as … Read More ›
A Personal Matter was one of the most challenging books I have ever read. Kenzaburo Oe, the winner of the 1994 Nobel Prize for Literature, … Read More ›
The Bells of Old Tokyo tells the story of Tokyo with the city’s old bells and hence its time. This is Anna Sherman’s first book, … Read More ›
Giovanni’s Room was one of the books I didn’t feel ready to read. I felt as if I wouldn’t be able to read anything for … Read More ›
Jerzy Kosinski entered my life a long time ago with his book, The Painted Bird. Since I read that book, I was trying not to … Read More ›
The Office of Gardens and Ponds was the first book I read by Didier Decoin. I didn’t want to miss this book when I saw … Read More ›