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The best book of Murakami I have read. Both the characters,Nakata and Kafka, are well written. I had only one complain from Murakami that his starting and ending are not much good but in 'Kafka on the Shore' both the starting and ending was well written.

I went into this book without knowing anything about it or about its author. I just read the first two chapters and became interested to read more. I am like 80 pages into it,and I know I can't read the rest. If I had researched a bit about, I probably wouldn't have started reading it in the first place. Because it is said that it is somehow similar to Cather in the Rye, the book I hate, but most people like. But the reason I quit reading it was't its similarity to Cather in the Rye. But it was the graphic sex scene, when the two involved were supposedly siblings. ugh. The rest is worse.I assure you. He is supposedly get involved with his mom, too. How can anyone like this book is beyond me. It's official now. It was the first and the last book I read ( or tried to read) by this author.

Tamura Kafka scappa di casa cercando se stesso e un destino nascosto. Al contempo, il signor Nakata, colui che parla coi gatti, parte inconsapevole alla ricerca di una strana pietra. Tra sogni, presagi, erezioni e piogge di pesci, i loro destini si sfioreranno, e la loro vita cambierà per sempre. Kafka sulla spiaggia è un romanzo che incanta e disorienta, intrecciando realtà e sogno con la leggerezza di una melodia. Haruki Murakami conduce il lettore in un viaggio visionario, dove le atmosfere surreali, i simboli enigmatici e i dialoghi con i gatti aprono porte interiori che lasciano senza fiato. Se a tratti l’intreccio può sembrare oscuro e sfuggente, è proprio in questa ambiguità che il romanzo trova la sua forza: invita a perdersi per ritrovarsi, a lasciarsi guidare dalla poesia dell’assurdo. Un libro che non si legge soltanto, ma si attraversa come un sogno indelebile.