CONVENIENCE STORE WOMAN: Sayaka Murata
CONVENIENCE STORE WOMAN
by Sayaka Murata
Sometimes you need a novel to pick you up. At the heart of it, everyone is a big weirdo. Who actually feels like they fit in? Keiko, well into her 30s works in a convenience store, where she is happiest, even if the world around her doesn’t believe her. So Keiko decides to engage in a bold experiment in the only way she knows how. This is a refreshing quirky fable about being who you are and wearing your weirdness on your sleeve.
- Reviewed by Lindsay
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