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Book Review: Takeout Sushi by Christopher Green

     

Book Review Takeout Sushi by Christopher Green


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About the Book


The book synopsis for Takeout Sushi by Christopher Green


Takeout Sushi by Christopher Green book cover
Takeout Sushi is a collection of 17 illustrated short stories set mostly in contemporary Japan that explore feelings of belonging, displacement, and the strangeness of everyday human interaction.
In an innovative, fast-paced company, a man’s job comes under threat when a team of robots are brought in to replace the HR department. A husband’s search for shortcuts to his domestic tasks goes painfully wrong. Overwhelmed by the hustle and bustle of Tokyo, a foreigner takes a weekend break and discovers something other than solitude in the mountains.

Marking Christopher Green’s debut adult fiction and inspired by his own experiences, these whimsical slice-of-life tales are full of heart and humour—perfect for fans of Convenience Store Woman and Before the Coffee Gets Cold.


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Review

4 stars

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2 comments

  1. Great review, I love the cover of this as well and really enjoyed the stories. Some are better than others but there are some really great ones in there too. :)

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    1. I agree. I thought the cover art was clever and fitted perfectly with the book. Simple yet thought provoking... much like a lot of the stories.

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