Murakami Haruki - A kurblimadár krónikája

In the suburbs of Tokyo, an unemployed young man named Toru Okada first sets out to search for his wife's lost cat, but eventually realizes that her wife has also left him. Getting mixed up in the underground world hidden under the peaceful surface of the city, he makes a special acquaintance with a pair of brothers who were named after two members of the Greek archipelago. Through the foolish girl who lives next door, he gains an initiation into the mysteries of wig making, and a retired officer shares his experiences of the Manchurian War with him. The music-loving and resigned Toru takes a mysterious job at Szerecschendió and Fahéj, who keep their incognito to a great extent, and in order to find his missing pet and spouse, he literally has to descend into a dark and deep well.
The disturbing stories of Murakami's novel, which combines reality and mysticism, are counterbalanced by the dispassionate calmness of the narrative, arousing intense curiosity in the reader, who is unable to put the book down as the events unfold. And the voice of the invisible hummingbird, responsible for keeping the world in motion, can always be heard from among the pages: gíííííííí...