Japan Times: Ruth Ozeki's inquisitive side is still on point September 20, 2021 Molly Schulman “On the surface, Ozeki’s novel is about a grief-stricken family struggling to find meaning in the aftermath of a tragedy. But dig deeper and the story is an intricately layered commentary on modern society and the significance it puts on material objects, a study on subjectivity and the nature of reality. All the while, it’s a book about the unknown, all-knowing realms of the imagination…When spending time in Ozeki’s world, the empirically provable and quantifiable become less important, and the truths of our inner lives grow louder, if only we can honor those voices.” — Kris Kosaka, The Japan Times September 19, 2021Japan TimesRuth Ozeki's inquisitive side is still on point