Re-reading some moments .....

Been reading this the past couple days. I'm about 4 or 5 chapters in. Classic Murakami style, I'm loving it.

Yeah my next Murakami novel. I'm positive this will be as fantastic the other ones I have read! Love Mr. Murakami! Page 1 here we go!

Haruki Murakami on bus !!! Hello, Gotanda, Myu, Kiki!!

Borrowed this book from a friend. I got real curious and couldn't wait until I get my own..

Just finished reading. I wanna cry. Guess who has a new favorite book?

The days passed. I'd resolved not to work at all. I couldn't be bothered. The world was doing very well without me.

Whoa! June is a Filipino high-class call girl in Honolulu!? XD

understated prose that makes the reader feel like Atlas.

So I started reading Dance Dance Dance. Then I saw the words Dolphin Hotel, Sheep Man, and Kipper, and I was like, “What the hell!? A Wild Sheep Chase?” And so I looked up on Google, “Dance... more

So I started reading Dance Dance Dance. Then I saw the words Dolphin Hotel, Sheep Man, and Kipper, and I was like, “What the hell!? A Wild Sheep Chase?” And so I looked up on Google, “Dance Dance Dance a sequel to A Wild Sheep Chase?” And the confusion was cleared up. It is a sequel, alright, but it’s a stand-alone sequel. One doesn’t need to read A Wild Sheep Chase to understand Dance Dance Dance, just like one doesn’t need to read Hear the Wind Sing and Pinball, 1973 to understand A Wild Sheep Chase (me as the latter).

I was really happy to know this. AWSC left an empty space in me that I thought would never be filled up again. :P

Sigh~~

Lost track of the time. :P
Really liking the book.

OMG! Is this, like, the sequel to A Wild Sheep Chase? :O

"[Dance Dance Dance] has a fascination of a well-written detective story combined with a surreal dream narrative... full of appealing, well-developed characters." - Philadelphia Inquirer

just started.. not a very addictive yet (after 15 pages)

Thru the 1st chapter and this book is intriguing

Book is complete. Strange and good, like I would expect.

Coffee and this book ... what can be better?

Just finished his Kafka on the Shore which I do recommend for others... Now onto Dance, Dance, Dance!

You know what it is, if it's written by Murakami.