Days at the Morisaki Bookshop is like stepping into a cozy, slightly dusty second-hand bookstore—charming, nostalgic, and full of potential, but not quite a page-turner. While its themes of healing and self-discovery are heartwarming, the plot meanders like an aimless afternoon in the stacks, leaving you wishing for a bit more narrative drive. If you’re in the mood for a gentle literary escape with a dash of introspection, this book might just be your cup of tea—but don’t expect it to keep you up at night. 3/5. “Books can’t heal everything, but they can heal the soul. Sometimes, that’s enough.” “The beauty of old books lies in their imperfections, in the marks left by previous readers. It’s a reminder that nothing and no one is perfect, and that’s perfectly okay.” “Love isn’t always something grand and dramatic. Sometimes, it’s found in the quiet moments, the shared silences, and the understanding that grows over time.”
