Minato has some decent ideas here, though the kids' depravity is still a bit hard to credit (as are some of the details along the way). El ritmo no es frenético, pero sí ágil. Los giros están bien colocados tensión e intriga van de menos a más. Nada sobra en este libro; cada detalle, cada cosa que presenta tiene su razón de ser. Está hilado de forma muy fina. Todo tiene relación y explicación, y todo encaja. Her daughter didn't die in an accident. Her daughter was killed by two people in the class. And before she leaves, she has a lesson to teach...

My first Japanese novel and it totally raise my expectations for the others that I’ll read. Because yes I will be exploring more books from Japan. This is just really good. the only issue was the repetitive events and repetitive naaration which was okay at first but then I really started to get bored reading about them again and again. After calling off her engagement in the wake of a tragic revelation, Yuko Moriguchi had nothing to live for except her only child, four-year-old child, Manami. Now, following an accident on the grounds of the middle school where she teaches, Yuko has given up and tendered her resignation.Tetapi sebelum itu dia masih memiliki satu pesan terakhir untuk murid-muridnya. Dia akan menceritakan sebuah kisah yang akan mengubah pandangan semua siswanya tentang dua teman sekelas mereka. Wall Street Journal selected Confessions as one of the 10 best mysteries of 2014. [9] Works in English translation [ edit ] Penance (original title: Shokuzai), trans. Philip Gabriel ( Mulholland Books, 2017) ISBN 9780316349154, OCLC 956626339 a b c Sipahimalani, Tarini (2018-03-23). "Minato's Novel Confessions Explores Motherhood And Revenge". The Student Life . Retrieved 2023-03-23. Moriguchi also taught them that criminals should be treated and portrayed as nobodies instead of sensasilising their crimes and character in the media. As she gave her lecture, she called the murderers person A and person B, knowing that everyone will figure who she was referring to.

Me ha gustado mucho aprender cosas de este país que desconocía, como la edad a la que los jóvenes entran en la mayoría de edad (20 años), la ofrenda monetaria que hacen a las familias en caso de un fallecimiento o los turnos que realizan entre los propios alumnos para entre todos mantener las aulas limpias. El primer capítulo, que es brillante. Cuando comencé su lectura tuve la impresión de que se iba a ir un poco por las ramas. Imposible equivocarse más. Cuando lo terminé tenía la boca abierta cual buzón de correos. Menudo comienzo. Kanae Minato ( 湊かなえ, Minato Kanae, born 1973) is a Japanese writer of crime fiction and thrillers. She is a member of the Mystery Writers of Japan and the Honkaku Mystery Writers Club of Japan. [1] [2] She is a 2015 recipient of the Alex Awards. De hecho, en un principio me estaba decepcionando tener que encontrarme con que había motivos para que los personajes hicieran un acto tan bestial, pero luego, me encantó precisamente que mostrara la inmoralidad de los pequeños y como no les importaban sus actos siempre y cuando esto representa seguir con sus planes, los cuales tienen un motivo de peso según su visión. Lo cierto es que mientras que para uno de ellos es una simple travesura que se convierte más pronto que tarde en el móvil de un verdadero asesinato; para el otro si que es un asesinato en un principio por su propia búsqueda de apoyo emocional. Al final solo quedará la culpabilidad del primero e irónicamente el absoluto fracaso del otro.

What a riveting opening and explosive ending! Pun appropriately intended. The whole first part (of six) is just so gripping to the point where I can easily see myself totally go pass my stop if I was listening on my commute. The middle parts are also really good but nothing beats that opening and ending chapters: intense, creepy and evil.

bir ortaokulda öğretmen olan fen bilgisi öğretmeninin kızının, 2 öğrencisi tarafında öldürülmesi üzerine bu öğrencilerden intikamını alması üzerine yaptıkları yazılı. Yazar, 4 ana karakterin gözünden 6 bölüm halinde, her bölümde birinci bölümde anlatılan ana olayın üstüne ayrıntılar eklenerek bir nevi doğruluğunu ve ayrıntılarını öğrenmemizi sağlıyor. Many accept it as a truism that Japan is a country in which morality is situationally determined, and the stereotype does, of course, reflect one aspect of the culture; however, the degree to which Minato extends this logic in service of her story might leave the faint of heart breathless. Nevertheless, the narrative succeeds well in conveying the troubling shades of morality at play in the novel. Indeed, the only disappointment is the rather neatly rushed ending." - Erik R. Lofgren, World Literature Today Her daughter didn’t die in an accident. Her daughter was killed by two people in the class. And before she leaves, she has a lesson to teach… She also explains why she hasn't gone to the police with all this information: as minors they would face practically no punishment.Ganjar Pranowo Ganjar Serahkan Liputan6 Awards kepada Roswita Asti Kulla, Sosok Pengajar Anak-Anak Pedalaman