Book Review The First Black Cat of the Rest of Life

It's the first short story that I like a lot.

The first black cat of the rest of life

9 Points or ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ☆

It included six short stories of people having an affair with a black cat from six Thai writers, each of whom would be unique in writing differently plus one person, one genre, giving it multiple flavors, multiple emotions.

Overall very good, very fun, easy to read, easy to understand, usually not very accurate with short stories, but when I found this book that was one story, one line, one person wrote, so I saw the unique way of writing each person, and the more different lines, so I got many flavors, many emotions, and everyone was writing well. I really liked it. Very impressed. Glad to read.

The execution of each story is quick, concise, interesting, easy to read, fun, nothing boring or boring. Read and stick to your hand. Maybe it's because I'm a cat slave, but honestly, someone who is not a cat slave should be able to get in and understand each character's feelings.

Let me talk on a list.

The first story, The Bakeneko Ghost Cat Case by Prasad.

This is an investigation in the same universe as "The King," using the same police investigation, feeling much more unexpected, did not think that Mr. Prasad would continue to write, and I gave it to the best Thai investigation novel, although this story was very short, but the fun, the intensity did not disappear.

Second, Birthday Gift by Jidanand, Ocean Yellow (Dystopian)

This story at first secretly made a cat slave mind shop. Even though it was dystopian, I couldn't help but think that it was sci-fi, the future world. But let it be dystopian. This story, the first to middle period, was a adventure. The last part was very warm.

Three Before Nightfall by Nrispong, Love Wavanont (Relationship)

It's a father-son relationship that I don't think I'm going to be in, but in the middle of it, Mr. Nrispong can express his father's relationship to his children.

Four black cats meddled by the noble.

This story is about the culture, the tradition of the cat, which I don't think I like. It's not quite right with your work, but it's quite real. It reflects the society of the villagers very well. In a community or village, there must be someone who wants to change something. But with the strength or strength of certain beliefs or actions, it will shape the person to be the same as most people (want to change, but be changed first).

The last five images by Naran (stream of consciousness)

This story will depict the main character's feelings about a close friend or lover rather than someone's story, which is written very well. The reader can experience or have feelings with the character. From the beginning of the end, the descent is somber, the descent is dashing. When the end of the descent is surprising, I don't think the story has anything to do with the event.

Sixth, reborn this time... will I want to live? (Sci-fi)

The story of "Dr. Indra," who was in the prep school when he was born a human, was questioned about being alive, and it was the name of a famous philosopher, which was very philosophical, but when he read it, it turned into sci-fi, so there was no confusion, but I like it.

Author: Jidanand Yellow Persamut, Narisphong Love Vavanont, Sublime Dudmaerid, Kittishon Ganga

Publisher: 13357

Category: Includes Thai Novel Short Stories

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