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Murakami's style is pretty easy to read so it gives the read real confidence in reading. A nice, essay and fun essay. But it helps that it's an essay topic everyone knows something about and has an opinion on. Mitsuya Kakuta - On Cooking This essay was actually article source funny. Kakuta explains her feelings about ebook cooking. This essay was definitely ebook bit more challenging vocab-wise than the first two, but it's worth it.
Banana Yoshimoto - On Beauty I was looking forward to Yoshimoto's essay but ended up finding it pretty boring. It's a daily scenario that Yoshimoto is describing, something she is usually quite good at. However, maybe it's just me.