Dance, Dance, Dance

Psychological thriller containing all the elements of an indie movie; classic rock music, the nuance of Honolulu, skeletons, a murder mystery, but most quirky of all, a happy ending. Sometimes confusing, but in classic Murakami-style, the protagonist often delves into poetic monologues which are a delight to read.

I enjoyed the story very much; usual disappoint for me at the lack of a strong ending. Still, one of his better works.

Haunting

whenever i read haruki murakami's book... i can always picture myself as part of the story... as the main character... involving in the mystery, murder, etc...