The Phone Box at the Edge of the World: The most moving, unforgettable book you will read, inspired by true events

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The Phone Booth at the Edge of the World attests to the polarizing ways that grief effects our lives, as well as the power of new bonds, the closure that actions and monuments can give us. Speaking of Japanese literature when interviewed in 2018 by The New York Transatlantic, Messina said, “It meets the need for beauty and meditation. I loved the connection between the two main characters and how they slotted into each other’s lives. At first I thought there might be a risk of the sweetness of the novel verging on saccharine, but Messina kept it nicely balanced.

C’erano stati quei cavalloni immensi, e la barca era salita verso il cielo per poi ricadere in picchiata sul mare. Knyga apie mus pačius, meilę sau, meilę supančią mus, nenusakomą trapumą, ramybę žingsnį žengiant pirmyn. On their first visit, Takeshi goes to the phone to speak to his late wife, but Yui hangs back, hesitant. Her novel is so deeply infused with cultural awareness as to saturate it with authenticity and provide both veracity and artistic realism.

E così, “il momento in cui si incontravano iniziò ad apparire a entrambi non come il raccogliersi di due sconosciuti in un punto del mondo per poi raggiungerne un altro, bensì come un ritorno.

A resident had the idea of placing an old phone booth at the bottom of his garden with a disconnected rotary phone that he could use to ring his deceased cousin (prior to the March 2011 disaster) and his words would "be carried on the wind" as he spoke to him.

Along the way, she meets Takeshi, who lost his wife, and whose young daughter, Hana, is mute following her mother’s death, and together they find Bell Gardia, the garden “on a hill in the middle of nowhere” with the wind phone. Into this complex and emotive thematic fabric, Messina weaves in a love story as apprehensive as it is tacit.When Yui loses her mother and daughter in the tsunami, she is plunged into despair and wonders how she will ever carry on.