26 Quotes by Kazuki Kaneshiro

A lone person devoted to reading novels has the power equal to a hundred people gathered at a meeting.

Take a good look at the wide world,′ he said. ‘You decide the rest.

Try not to think too hard about it. For now, it’s best you cry your eyes out and eat whatever the hell you want.

A lone person devoted to reading novels has the power equal to a hundred people gathered at a meeting.” Then he’d continue, saying, “The world would be a better place with more people like that,” and smile good-naturedly. And then it felt like maybe he was right.

Her forefingers slid gently over the backs of my hands. Then they stood on end and moved back and forth on my hands. “I’m reading you right now,” she said softly. I kept quiet and watched her fingers moving. I can’t tell you when humans first began to use their hands, but right then, I wanted to thank that first person.

We started walking in that direction. I rolled the Newsweek into a cylinder and held it in one hand. Sakurai said cheerfully, “Looks like a club. Are you going to protect me?” I tossed the magazine at the trash bin some distance away. It went in. “I don’t need a club to do that.” Seemingly happy, Sakurai body-checked me with all her might. I staggered from the impact. Sakurai looked at me, her brows furrowed. “Maybe we’ll need that club back.

What kind of music do you listen to?” she asked. “All different kinds. But I guess I don’t listen to a lot of Japanese music.” “Why not?” “I don’t know. I never really thought about it. What kind of music do you listen to?” “I listen to all different kinds. But I guess I don’t listen to a lot of Japanese music.” “Why not?” “I don’t know. I never really thought about it.” “I guess that makes us the same.” “I guess it does.

The results of the mock exams came back. To my surprise, my academic rating went up from about the calories of an egg white to that of egg custard.