
A heartbreaking novel about a dying girl and her reluctant companion that became a multimedia phenomenon, earning second place in Japan's "Book of the Year" Award. Can friendship transcend mortality? This tearjerker - compared to "The Fault in Our Stars" - will devour your emotions whole.
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When the unnamed narrator discovers a journal titled "Living with Dying" in a hospital waiting room, he uncovers a secret that will transform his carefully isolated existence: Sakura Yamauchi, the vibrant, popular girl from his class, is dying of pancreatic disease. What follows isn't the melodramatic tearjerker you might expect, but something far more profound. Sakura's reaction to being discovered is startlingly casual - "If the doctors don't keep an eye on it, I'll die," she explains with an incongruous smile. Rather than seeking pity, she asks for secrecy and, more surprisingly, friendship from this deliberate loner who has spent years perfecting the art of avoiding human connection. The title's jarring reference - "I Want to Eat Your Pancreas" - stems from an ancient belief that consuming an organ could heal the same organ in oneself, becoming a metaphor for their unlikely bond. As Sakura pulls the reluctant narrator into her world, both discover that awareness of mortality doesn't diminish life's meaning - it illuminates it.
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco

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