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pierrecamensuli
Not finished with it yet, but this is a really fun book. The vocabulary alone is worth it, translated in early 20th century British English. How often do you read the word "enire" [no spelling error, this is the word] or "usufruct"? Holy crap. If you own a dictionary (or simply a decent sense of context) the verbiage isn't so difficult to get through, and it's really necessary: the narrator is a cat, describing his master, a turn-of-the-century Japanese teacher, and the follies of being a human being. From the perspective of an arrogant, self-righteous, if not altogether pitiless feline. There is enough acerbic wit in the book to make the most cynical bastard feel like a saint, but there is enough heart and self-effacing commentary to make one realize that the cat, for all his spite, truly loves his master's family. It is exactly what I imagine a cat would be like - aloof but not monstrous. I give it a three: it's not exactly epic, nor is the plot spectacular - it was written as a serialized novel, and collected in four parts later - but it is a book I can pick up and pay as much attention to as I like. It doesn't offer the total absorption of, say, "Brothers Karamazov," but it's a humorous enough account. And I can only brood for so long. The ending is really pretty good. I'd almost bump it up one star, except that the whole ending sequence feels a little forced, like Soseki's serialization contract ran out and he had a certain amount of pages to fill. It all ties together well, since the stories are essentially vignettes, but the last few pages is great; a firestorm of death fantasy and philosophy, it is like two pages of everything good about life and death. Nothing new, but well done, nonetheless.
2023-01-15 16:57
okcomunicacoes
I liked this book but didn't love it. Two people whose opinions I value highly strongly recommended this book and while it was good, i didn't love it. I enjoyed the first half but then got a bit bogged down in it. Thankfully a book I'd been waiting months for from the library became available at that time and I put it down for several weeks, which made it easier to go back to. However, i must admit the ending was a bit of a let down...
2022-11-14 13:34
janephop
Urban fantasy is the hot genre...but when it explodes like this you get all sorts jumping in to be the next Butcher or Hamilton. If you've never read a Butcher book, then this book may be more likable to you...if you have, then you can easily see carbon copies of "Dresden Files" characters all around in this book. It has some good moments and good ideas, but seems to heavily influenced by others in the genre.
2020-08-26 02:55
