Here are 3 books picked by me, akapan, to pile up in your bookshelf to create an amazing tsundoku, or actually read them, of course.
"Women and Crimes"
They got involved too much
1. Butter
Asako Yuzuki, 2017
柚木麻子
Japan
[my comment]
Kajimana adores butter and hates feminism. From her prison cell, she has control over everything Rika does with her pale chubby arms. It questions Japan's expectations on women.
[check on amazon.com]
2. The Paying Guests
Sarah Waters, 2014
UK
595 pages
[my comment]
The woman who lives quietly with her mother falls in love with a beautiful young wife of the new tenant, their love led to a murder.
Who's in control?
[check on amazon.com]
3. The Talented Mr. Ripley
Patricia Highsmith, 1955
US
252 pages
[my comment]
It focuses a lot on what's on Ripley's mind, how he's cold and nervous, contrary to the blue sky of Italy, but it's Merge who is involved and used to it a perfect crime.
[check on amazon.com]
[related pages]
“BUTTER” Asako Yuzuki (2017) Review | Her life her food her body
“The Paying Guests” Sarah Waters (2014) Review | Love or manipulation, or love?
“The Talented Mr. Ripley” Patricia Highsmith (1955) Review | Cold and nervous
赤パンの本棚 akapan's bookshelf 