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 Yes. You heard it right, Kafka On The Shore indeed is a masterpiece and the reason could be attributed to only one person i.e Haruki Murakami, the writer of this novel who with his brilliant imagination and storytelling proficiency makes Kafka On The Shore a beautifully written novel. Now let's jump right into the technicalities of this book: 1. Story: The story is about a teenage boy Kafka who runs away from his home, the other story is about an elderly man named Nakata who is able to talk to cats(yes you heard it right). The story follows a structure called "Parallel storytelling" where two stories work simultaneously and meet at a point in time, and believe me when I say this that this is the only book which has both stories interesting, magical and every adjective you can think of, Murakami has done such a beautiful job in creating this masterpiece in such a way that you cannot put it down once you've started reading it, the book contains un-dead soldiers, flying...