Books (novels and essays) Japanese literature De Kline Zone

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Japanese literature
This is the latest full-length novel about women who want work, family and love, and their family relationships. After two divorces, she lives with her junior high school daughter lives with her junior high school daughter, Riko. She tells her daughter that she wants to live with her college student, Aoba, who has recently started dating her. The loneliness, anxiety and desire of the mothers who are falling in love involve the people around her. "Falling in love with a mother doesn't go well. She just did it both by force. She kept her house open all the time." "Many people don't live on 0 or 100. They live on two or eight or six or four. Now there are more step-families around the world, and it's conservative and unnatural to separate a mother or father from love." "I'm just saying that life now is comfortable. I thought that every time Mom goes on a date, Dad and Grandma are sent out." "If you have a child, you don't want to fall in love. It may have been tough, but Riko was able to enter her junior high school because she studied for entrance exams. It's not good to go to the easy side." - From the main text.