
ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SOLITUDE BY GABRIEL GARCIA MARQUEZ (TRANSLATED FROM THE SPANISH BY GREGORY RABASSA)
I know most of you would have already read this book and lived through its magic. But I needed to find the perfect time to start this since I wasn't prepared for Marquez's world earlier. As someone who adores Murakami, picking this one was inevitable, and I can see how their worlds are so similar yet very different, exceptional in their own ways. I savoured this book over months to absorb its essence and enjoy the journey.
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