Tales from the Cafe: Before the Coffee Gets Cold (Before the Coffee Gets Cold, 2)

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La reazione di Kazu fu del tutto inaspettata. I suoi occhi si rimpirono per la prima volta di lacrime ep rese a singhiozzare velocemente. Kinuyo non sapeva spiegarsi cos'avesse finalmente perforato il cuore di quella bimba. Sapeva solo che fino a quel momento aveva sofferto da sola e che non voleva morire.” Book Genre: Asian Literature, Contemporary, Cultural, Fantasy, Fiction, Japan, Japanese Literature, Magical Realism, Science Fiction, Short Stories, Time Travel

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Before the Coffee Gets Cold' review: A chance to redo the past". CSMonitor.com . Retrieved 2021-09-08. Perhaps if I read the collection which preceded this, 'Before the Coffee Gets Cold', I would have appreciated or understood more about this book. From the author of Before the Coffee Gets Cold comes a story of four new customers each of whom is hoping to take advantage of Cafe Funiculi Funicula's time-travelling offer. Among some faces that will be familiar to readers, we will be introduced to: Gohtaro and Shuichi were rugby players and bigger than most, but they both looked up at the young fellow, then looked at each other, and laughed, probably because they were thinking the same thing, This guy is built for rugby. If it is not possible to change the present no matter how hard you try while in the past, then why bother?”The book even includes a character map at the beginning, to help us remember who is connected to whom and how. Our cast of lovable characters is growing, as is the cafe itself.

Toshikazu Kawaguchi (Author of Before the Coffee Gets Cold) Toshikazu Kawaguchi (Author of Before the Coffee Gets Cold)

Tales from the Cafe is the second lot of short tales from Kawaguchi's 'Before the Coffee Gets Cold' series, which follows people on a journey into the past (or future) within a magical cafe. There are, as usual, an astounding number of strict rules to follow, but perhaps the most important to remember is to drink the coffee before it gets cold. And so, I started to work for Shuichi. I put my head down and tried to learn the job as fast as I could. But after a year, there was a traffic accident. Shuichi and his wife . . .’There were many times when he felt like giving up, filled with doubt about his talent. He was in his thirties and couldn’t see how he could go on working in casual jobs.”