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You can see how the camphorwood custodian levels up and gradually establishes his place for himself. The novel is written in a quiet, understated way, with people caring about one another without making a fuss.
My sister-in-law wanted to read it, so I sent it to her as a gift. She said it was a story about a tree, and that it uses the tree to pass on a will? I should read it too.
As expected, it reads so smoothly in one sitting. I love it.
This book was provided by the publisher, and I wrote this review based on my personal opinions. ๐ 'The miracle is right here, right now.' Keigo Higashino is one of Japan's leading mystery writers. Since his debut in 1985, he has published more than 100 books and earned recognition for both popular appeal and literary merit. He moves across genres including mystery, fantasy, and science fiction, and readers love his delicate portrayals of human psychology and unpredictable plots. His best-known
After The Camphorwood Custodian, Iโm enjoying The Camphorwood Goddess too.
After The Camphorwood Custodian, Iโm enjoying The Camphorwood Goddess too.
Iโm enjoying The Camphorwood Goddess after reading The Camphorwood Custodian.
It's so, so good! It reads easily, with touching and healing moments throughout.
The Camphorwood Goddess was my first Keigo Higashino book. I want to call him a master of healing stories as well as a master of mysteries. The early chapters share a lot of information and I was reading slowly; I wondered whether it wasn't for me. Even if you feel that way, don't put it down! Once the larger picture comes together and Yukina and Motoya appear, the story becomes so absorbing that I wondered how I had read nearly 400 pages already. Now I am even more excited to read The
After reading this book, I felt deeply moved and had a lot to think about. Rather than simply listing events, the novel carefully shows how each character accepts and changes their life. That inspired me. Through the protagonist, I learned about the courage and hope it takes to face life's difficulties and overcome them. Watching the protagonist accept the past and work toward a better future made me resolve to keep moving forward bravely instead of giving up. It helped me realize that I often
Keigo Higashino: Goddess of the Camphor Tree
The first book followed Reito, who grew up in a troubled home and became a thief, as he worked as a caretaker of the camphor tree, learned about its mysterious memorial ritual, and turned his life around. The Goddess of the Camphor Tree follows Reito as he meets various people, goes through one twist after another, and discovers a new meaning of miracles. It is a moving, surprising novel as warm as a spring breeze, one you can keep close and read anytime. May this kind story work its own quiet magic on us.
Korean title: ๋ น๋๋ฌด์ ์ฌ์
Korean author: ํ๊ฐ์๋ ธ ๊ฒ์ด๊ณ
Korean publisher: ์๋ฏธ๋ฏธ๋์ด
ISBN-13: 9791138483049
Reviews
You can see how the camphorwood custodian levels up and gradually establishes his place for himself. The novel is written in a quiet, understated way, with people caring about one another without making a fuss.
My sister-in-law wanted to read it, so I sent it to her as a gift. She said it was a story about a tree, and that it uses the tree to pass on a will? I should read it too.
As expected, it reads so smoothly in one sitting. I love it.
This book was provided by the publisher, and I wrote this review based on my personal opinions. ๐ 'The miracle is right here, right now.' Keigo Higashino is one of Japan's leading mystery writers. Since his debut in 1985, he has published more than 100 books and earned recognition for both popular appeal and literary merit. He moves across genres including mystery, fantasy, and science fiction, and readers love his delicate portrayals of human psychology and unpredictable plots. His best-known
After The Camphorwood Custodian, Iโm enjoying The Camphorwood Goddess too.
After The Camphorwood Custodian, Iโm enjoying The Camphorwood Goddess too.
Iโm enjoying The Camphorwood Goddess after reading The Camphorwood Custodian.
It's so, so good! It reads easily, with touching and healing moments throughout.
The Camphorwood Goddess was my first Keigo Higashino book. I want to call him a master of healing stories as well as a master of mysteries. The early chapters share a lot of information and I was reading slowly; I wondered whether it wasn't for me. Even if you feel that way, don't put it down! Once the larger picture comes together and Yukina and Motoya appear, the story becomes so absorbing that I wondered how I had read nearly 400 pages already. Now I am even more excited to read The
After reading this book, I felt deeply moved and had a lot to think about. Rather than simply listing events, the novel carefully shows how each character accepts and changes their life. That inspired me. Through the protagonist, I learned about the courage and hope it takes to face life's difficulties and overcome them. Watching the protagonist accept the past and work toward a better future made me resolve to keep moving forward bravely instead of giving up. It helped me realize that I often
