Title: Limp compared to other Murakami works
Product review: This is the fifth Murakami book I've read, and very well may be my last, which is unfortunate considering how great The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, Kafka on the Shore, and The Elephant Vanishes were. Compared to The Elephant Vanishes, the stories found within are even more dry than usual, and poorly thought out. Definitely surprising, and not a good sign. Avoid unless you're already a devotee.
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