[ SECRET POST #5983 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5983 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Books you regret re-reading

[(Anonymous)]

When I was 17 years old, I really got into Banana Yoshimoto's books and thought that her works were the best thing ever. Amrita was my absolute favorite book by Yoshimoto - but I re-read it during lockdown about 13 years later and it was a lot weirder than I remembered. That alone wouldn't have been too bad, but rereading Amrita lead to me reading her other books and oh boy she sure does love incest in her stories. I still like her short stories books, but after reading Moshi Moshi and N.P. I just don't feel like reading anything else by her after that.

Re: Books you regret re-reading

[(Anonymous)]

OMG are you me? I had the exact same experience with her books! I think they were so important to me at a specific time in my life, but I then outgrew that feeling, if that makes sense.