"Norwegian Wood" By Haruki Murakami Is A Deeply Emotional Coming-Of-Age Novel That Explores Love, Loss, And Loneliness. The Story Follows Toru Watanabe, A Quiet College Student In 1960S Tokyo, As He Navigates Complex Relationships With Two Very Different Women Naoko, Who Is Fragile And Haunted By The Past, And Midori, Who Is Lively And Full Of Life. Through Toru Journey, Murakami Reflects On Mental Health, Grief, And The Struggle To Find Meaning In An Uncertain World.
Key Message: Love And Loss Are Inseparable Parts Of Growing Up, And Healing Comes From Accepting Life Impermanence.