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オーラの発表会
「人を好きになる気持ちが分からないんです」
海松子（みるこ）、大学一年生。
他人に興味を抱いたり、気持ちを推しはかったりするのが苦手。
趣味は凧揚げ。特技はまわりの人に脳内で（ちょっと失礼な）あだ名をつけること。
友達は「まね師」の萌音（もね）、ひとりだけ。
なのに、幼馴染の同い年男子と、男前の社会人から、 気づけばアプローチを受けていて……。
「あんまり群れないから一匹狼系なんだと思ってた」「片井さんておもしろいね」「もし良かったらまた会ってください」「しばらくは彼氏作らないでいて」「順調にやらかしてるね」
――「で、あんたはさ、高校卒業と大学入学の間に、いったい何があったの？」
綿矢りさデビュー20周年！
他人の気持ちを読めない女子の、不器用で愛おしい恋愛未満小説。
海松子（みるこ）、大学一年生。
他人に興味を抱いたり、気持ちを推しはかったりするのが苦手。
趣味は凧揚げ。特技はまわりの人に脳内で（ちょっと失礼な）あだ名をつけること。
友達は「まね師」の萌音（もね）、ひとりだけ。
なのに、幼馴染の同い年男子と、男前の社会人から、 気づけばアプローチを受けていて……。
「あんまり群れないから一匹狼系なんだと思ってた」「片井さんておもしろいね」「もし良かったらまた会ってください」「しばらくは彼氏作らないでいて」「順調にやらかしてるね」
――「で、あんたはさ、高校卒業と大学入学の間に、いったい何があったの？」
綿矢りさデビュー20周年！
他人の気持ちを読めない女子の、不器用で愛おしい恋愛未満小説。
240 pages, Hardcover
Published August 26, 2021
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About the author
Risa Wataya
24 books32 followersRisa Wataya (綿矢りさ, born February 1, 1984) is a female Japanese novelist from Kyoto.
Wataya graduated from Murasakino High School in Kyoto.
Her first novella, Install, written when she was 17, was awarded the 38th Bungei Prize. She graduated from Waseda University in Tokyo. Her thesis focused on the structure of Osamu Dazai's Hashire merosu (走れ、メロス Run, Melos!). Wataya rose to fame in 2003 upon receiving the Akutagawa Prize for her short novel Keritai Senaka ("The Back You Want to Kick"), while at Waseda University. The prize was shared between Wataya and Hitomi Kanehara, another young, female author. At the age of 19, Wataya became the youngest author—and the third student—ever to receive this greatly prestigious award, the first two student winners having been Shintarō Ishihara and Keiichiro Hirano. Wataya's works have been translated into German, Italian, French, and Korean. In 2004, her novel Install was adapted into a film starring Aya Ueto. In 2012, her novel Kawaisou da ne? ("Isn't it a pity?") won the Kenzaburo Oe Prize, meaning that the novel will be translated into English and other languages.
Wataya graduated from Murasakino High School in Kyoto.
Her first novella, Install, written when she was 17, was awarded the 38th Bungei Prize. She graduated from Waseda University in Tokyo. Her thesis focused on the structure of Osamu Dazai's Hashire merosu (走れ、メロス Run, Melos!). Wataya rose to fame in 2003 upon receiving the Akutagawa Prize for her short novel Keritai Senaka ("The Back You Want to Kick"), while at Waseda University. The prize was shared between Wataya and Hitomi Kanehara, another young, female author. At the age of 19, Wataya became the youngest author—and the third student—ever to receive this greatly prestigious award, the first two student winners having been Shintarō Ishihara and Keiichiro Hirano. Wataya's works have been translated into German, Italian, French, and Korean. In 2004, her novel Install was adapted into a film starring Aya Ueto. In 2012, her novel Kawaisou da ne? ("Isn't it a pity?") won the Kenzaburo Oe Prize, meaning that the novel will be translated into English and other languages.
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