
Stars of the new curfew
by Ben Okri (1988)
Like 'amrita banana', this book weaves magical realism into everyday life with a contemplative mood.

by yoshimoto (1994)
A celebrated actress who has died in mysterious and shocking circumstances leaves behind an unconventional extended family that includes an older sister, a woman in her twenties through whose eyes the story unfolds; a young brother who possesses mystical powers; and a fiancé who is writing a novel with uncanny parallels to his own story.
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by Ben Okri (1988)
Like 'amrita banana', this book weaves magical realism into everyday life with a contemplative mood.

by Haruki Murakami (1993)
Similar to 'amrita banana', Murakami's stories blend the mundane with the surreal and uncanny.

by Ryu Murakami (1980)
If you enjoyed the surreal and slightly disorienting elements of 'amrita banana', this offers a darker, dystopian take.

by Haruki Murakami (2006)
Echoing 'amrita banana', these stories explore loss and the uncanny with a gentle, introspective tone.

by Anthony Doerr (2001)
Like 'amrita banana', this collection explores human connection and resilience with evocative prose.
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