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Japan Through The Looking Glass by Alan Macfarlane (view source)
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|date=9 Aug August 2007
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One of the pleasures of books that arrive as opposed to those you seek out is that they are often not at all what you expect them to be. Anyone expecting a travelogue from ''Through the Looking Glass'' has wandered into the wrong section of the library.
I wouldn't normally comment on 'production quality' of a book, but it is disappointing in a book that I will want to return to, to find pages becoming loose after a single reading.
You might also like [[Mishima's Sword]] by Christopher Ross. If you'd like some fiction you m right like to try [[Yuki Means Happiness by Alison Jean Lester]].
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