Kyōshū: Pētā Kāmenchinto (Paperback Bunko)

The novel delves deeply into personal introspection and philosophical musings. I wonder what inspired Hesse to explore these themes through Peter’s character.

The emotional tone resonated strongly, but at times it felt bittersweet. Am I the only one who found this mix of hope and sadness so compelling?

The natural environment feels almost like a character itself. I’m curious whether Hesse’s own experiences in Switzerland influenced this vivid backdrop.