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The Housekeeper and the Professor
by Yōko Ogawa
“It’s like copying truths from God’s notebook, though we aren’t always sure where to find this notebook or when it will be open.”"
What a simply told, yet wonderful story. It is about the inherent beauty of mathematics, the marvels of baseball and the importance of human relationships.
This is a novella where:
An argument can be resolved by writing and gifting a perfect mathematical formula.
Close friendships are formed with a man who can never remember you.
Two baseball fans, bond over two different generations of the same team.
I have found myself happily lost in this story while reading. Ignoring the milling crowds of tourists waiting to go into the Theatre one Saturday night, in order to read just a few more pages. Reading late that night on the bus home. Snatching moments for the story that I should have spent doing other things.
I recommend this for anyone who likes simple stories about human relationships
What a simply told, yet wonderful story. It is about the inherent beauty of mathematics, the marvels of baseball and the importance of human relationships.
This is a novella where:
An argument can be resolved by writing and gifting a perfect mathematical formula.
Close friendships are formed with a man who can never remember you.
Two baseball fans, bond over two different generations of the same team.
I have found myself happily lost in this story while reading. Ignoring the milling crowds of tourists waiting to go into the Theatre one Saturday night, in order to read just a few more pages. Reading late that night on the bus home. Snatching moments for the story that I should have spent doing other things.
I recommend this for anyone who likes simple stories about human relationships