MATCHA ON MONDAY
Sometimes a fresh start begins with a familiar face ...
From one of Japan's most beloved contemporary novelists, with more than 3 million copies sold worldwide.
The heart-warming second novel in the Marble Café series by the multi-million-copy bestselling author of WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IS IN THE LIBRARY.
Perfect for readers of BEFORE THE COFFEE GETS COLD, WE'LL PRESCRIBE YOU A CAT and DAYS AT THE MORISAKI BOOKSHOP.
Hidden among the cherry trees in a quiet corner of Tokyo, Café Marble is a place of warmth, kindness and second chances.
Throughout the week, customers drift through its doors in search of comfort. But Mondays are special. Each week, the café's enigmatic owner hosts a tea tasting, inviting guests to slow down, savour a bowl of carefully prepared matcha, and discover that life's answers can sometimes be found in life's simplest rituals.
Across twelve interconnected stories spanning the seasons, we meet people at turning points in their lives: a woman who must learn to change her outlook, a couple whose relationship is under strain, an artist searching for lost inspiration, and a young woman trying to free herself from the weight of family expectations. Drawn together by Café Marble's quiet magic, each finds unexpected connection, hope and the courage to begin again.
Watching over them all is a mysterious white cat, whose gentle observations remind us that even the smallest encounters can transform a life.
Tender, uplifting and full of quiet wisdom, MATCHA ON MONDAY is a celebration of friendship, community and the healing power of everyday moments, all beginning with a single cup of matcha.
Edad recomendada: Adultos.
AOYAMA MICHIKO
Michiko Aoyama estudió Periodismo y trabajó como corresponsal en Sídney. De regreso a Japón, fue editora de una revista hasta que decidió dedicarse por completo a la escritura. Su novela La biblioteca de los nuevos comienzos fue finalista del Premio de los Libreros en su país y ha sido traducida a más de treinta idiomas, con más de dos millones de ejemplares vendidos. Convertida en una de las autoras más reconocidas de la literatura japonesa contemporánea, ha conquistado a lectores en países como Estados Unidos, Reino Unido, Italia y Alemania. Ahora, con la publicación en español de Mis tardes en el pequeño café de Tokio, reafirma su talento para contar historias entrañables que resuenan en el corazón de los lectores.
