What You Are Looking For Is In The Library by Michiko Aoyama – A book that comforts you through the recommendations of a librarian : Book Review – Jainand Gurjar
What You Are Looking For Is In The Library by Michiko Aoyama, translated from Japanese to English by Alison Watts shows us the story of people who are looking for some hope, trust, motivation, and maybe a book as well. And the recommendations for the book come from the librarian Sayuri Komachi, who not only looks for what one is looking for in the book, but for life, for something that not only helps them in reading a book, but also, living the life. Read the review to know more about the book.
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