Description
Discover 'This is Amiko, Do You Copy?' - a poignant novella capturing the tumultuous journey of a young girl yearning to be understood. Written by the acclaimed author of 'The Woman in the Purple Skirt', this beautifully crafted story, part of Pushkin's revered Japanese Novella series, delves deep into the life of Amiko, an exuberant yet misunderstood child. In a world where societal norms clash with her vibrant spirit, Amiko's adventures lead her to eat curry rice with her hands and peek through sliding doors, each act a reflection of her curious nature. When faced with her mother's depression and her brother's distraction with a motorcycle gang, Amiko finds herself embroiled in the complexities of childhood isolation and resilience. This enchanting tale not only showcases the struggles of growing up but also uplifts readers with its tender moments and relatable experiences. A must-read for lovers of contemporary Japanese literature and anyone who appreciates poignant narratives about childhood, connection, and identity. Immerse yourself in 'This is Amiko, Do You Copy?' – a heartfelt exploration of what it means to truly belong, making it an essential addition to your bookshelf. Perfect for fans of thought-provoking, emotional stories and those seeking insight into the complexities of familial relationships in a cultural context.