The Strange Library KINDLE MOBI by Haruki Murakami H.A.

The Strange Library (2014) is the collector's keepsake to add to the library of every Haruki Murakami fan, and for every book lover who appreciate a well-told imaginative short story in a creatively packaged edition.
Murakami's The Strange Library is weird and wonderful, it reads something like Hansel & Gretel Get Trapped in The Black Lodge from David Lynch's Twin Peaks. Don't expect a novel or even a novella here though. It's definitely a short story and it can be read in an hour. But what a fun hour! Very "condensed soup Murakami", it's chock full of his trademark surrealism (an underground world, a Jungian jailer, a ghost-like girl and, of course, food, glorious food). The deeply saturated color illustrations by Chip Kidd sort of mirror the deeply saturated story and sort of don't - an odd thing in itself that adds to the overall WTF effect.