KAGEHINATA NI SAKU
I read the book last night. I generally read the fairy tale of Euro before go to sleep. But last night was not, I read KaGeHiNaTa Ni SaKu. It's Japanese, and means... mmm... KaGeHiNaTa is; place where there's sunlight and shade, there're both sides. Or two-faced, double. And Ni is; in this case like a in. And SaKu is bloom. Anyway writer is Japanese comedian, but story was very interesting! Recently I read Haruki Murakami or Maurice Leblanc except fairy tail, so that book was so new.