A while ago I read the magical realism novel The Full Moon Coffee Shop by Mai Mochizuki which is set in Japan, and today I'll post my review of the book.
Under a glittering full moon, a Kyoto coffee shop with no fixed location or opening hours appears only where and when it's needed. Serving fragrant teas, the finest coffees and delicious desserts, it is entirely run by talking cats.
The coffee shop attracts customers who have lost their way in their life, from a down-on-her- luck screenwriter and a lovesick TV director to a misunderstood stylist and a failed video game developer. In the middle of the night, the coffee shop's feline guides take them on an astrological journey which forces the characters to face up to the past, in order to discover their destiny. And as each of them uncovers their purpose, their paths all become somehow intertwined...
Description from Goodreads
IS THERE SUCH A THING AS DESTINY? AND HOW CAN YOU FIND YOURS?Under a glittering full moon, a Kyoto coffee shop with no fixed location or opening hours appears only where and when it's needed. Serving fragrant teas, the finest coffees and delicious desserts, it is entirely run by talking cats.
The coffee shop attracts customers who have lost their way in their life, from a down-on-her- luck screenwriter and a lovesick TV director to a misunderstood stylist and a failed video game developer. In the middle of the night, the coffee shop's feline guides take them on an astrological journey which forces the characters to face up to the past, in order to discover their destiny. And as each of them uncovers their purpose, their paths all become somehow intertwined...
My Thoughts on the Book
The Full Moon Coffee Shop was such a sweet and charming comfort read, and as a cat lover I honestly wouldn't mind stumbling across a coffee shop run by talking cats. It's a set of interconnected stories that connected as the narrative progressed. The narrative itself is mellow with some really great descriptions of the food, coffees, and teas. The Full Moon Coffee Shop is also a little bit philosophical with a bit of pay it forward which will be revealed when you read the book.
It was overall a really enjoyable read overall.

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