Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage: A novel の感想

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After all we are never satisfied with what we have and always serching our true self. I could refer to the loneliness that characters in the novel suffer from, though its weight and intensity definitely vary according to each individual and mine is not as absolute so far. Tsukuru needed someone to give him warmth to ease his loneliness. Some of us succeed in finding that "someone" and some of us don’t. That makes difference in some cases and nothing can help us in other cases. Once in a while I feel as colorless as Tsukuru. Sometimes I manage to find my own colors myself and other times someone helps me realize that my colors even deserve real admiration. Life is full of sorrows and difficulties. We all need to survive them sometimes with someone’s warm help. This book had me think about things like that.

Has the writing moments frequently enough to keep a reader in a lovely trance. Missing the other worldly elements, although you can go there if you want. Some loose ends were left at the end, and I’m not talking about "Wednesday night" but about his university swimming friend! What’s his purpose! Shiro’s role and character done amazingly well!