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I Had That Same Dream Again By Yoru Sumino
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Binding: Paperback
Language: English
ISBN-13:978-1645054399
Reader’s Age: Teens 13+ and Adults
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Author: Yoru Sumino
Release Date: July 7, 2020
Genre: Fiction
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Experience the Emotional Journey of I Had That Same Dream Again – A Life-Changing Japanese Novel
About the Book
I Had That Same Dream Again is a touching exploration of life’s most fundamental question: what does it mean to be truly happy? Written by acclaimed Japanese author Yoru Sumino, this novel follows a precocious elementary school girl who befriends three very different women while searching for answers to her happiness assignment. Through beautifully crafted prose and unforgettable characters, the story weaves together themes of connection, loss, perspective, and the simple yet profound moments that define our lives.
About the Author
Yoru Sumino is a celebrated Japanese novelist best known for the international bestseller I Want to Eat Your Pancreas. Known for crafting emotionally resonant narratives that explore human connection and the fragility of life, Sumino has captured the hearts of readers worldwide. His ability to blend everyday moments with profound philosophical questions has established him as one of contemporary Japan’s most compelling voices in literary fiction.
Who Is This Book For?
This novel is perfect for readers who appreciate character-driven stories with emotional depth and philosophical undertones. If you loved I Want to Eat Your Pancreas, Before the Coffee Gets Cold, or other Japanese literary fiction, this book will resonate deeply with you. It’s ideal for young adults and adults seeking meaningful narratives that explore life’s bigger questions through intimate, relatable moments. Anyone searching for a book that balances heartbreak with hope will find themselves captivated by this beautifully crafted tale.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What is I Had That Same Dream Again about?
The novel follows an elementary school girl who befriends three different women while trying to complete a school assignment about happiness. Through these relationships, the story explores themes of perspective, human connection, and what it truly means to live a fulfilling life.
Q: Is this book related to I Want to Eat Your Pancreas?
While both are written by Yoru Sumino and share similar emotional depth and philosophical themes, they are separate standalone stories. Fans of I Want to Eat Your Pancreas will appreciate the same heartfelt storytelling style.
Q: Is I Had That Same Dream Again appropriate for young readers?
Yes, the book is suitable for teens aged 13 and up, as well as adult readers. It deals with mature themes like mortality and loneliness but handles them with sensitivity and grace appropriate for young adult audiences.
Q: How long is I Had That Same Dream Again?
The paperback edition is approximately 200-250 pages, making it a relatively quick yet impactful read that can be completed in one or two sittings.
Q: Will this book make me cry?
Yoru Sumino is known for emotionally powerful storytelling. Many readers report being deeply moved by the narrative, so keep tissues handy if you’re sensitive to touching, bittersweet stories about life and human connection.
| Weight | 350 g |
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| Dimensions | 14.73 × 2.03 × 20.83 cm |
Through a young girl's innocent quest to understand happiness, readers are taken on an emotional journey that examines life from multiple perspectives. As she forms bonds with three unique women—each facing their own struggles—the narrative gently reveals universal truths about human connection, the nature of contentment, and how our perceptions shape reality. This is a story that reminds us to cherish the present, embrace our relationships, and find beauty in life's smallest moments.
