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A review by mobyskine
The Seven Good Years by Etgar Keret
5.0
It's awkward cause I am used to read Keret's quirky surreal unimaginable short stories from his other books, but I must say that I really like this one too. It's a lovely real story of Keret's life, his memoir and journey. I appreciate that he includes the story of his little narrow skinniest house in Warsaw, I love that house by the way.
It's still funny and witty, in a way. Keret's writing always give me wonder-- how he could attach me on keep reading it, it's fun and weird, still. I could get a fragment of how it was living in Israel, he tells about it a lot.
Great book, really!
It's still funny and witty, in a way. Keret's writing always give me wonder-- how he could attach me on keep reading it, it's fun and weird, still. I could get a fragment of how it was living in Israel, he tells about it a lot.
Great book, really!