I have found a way!
A bit late, but yay.
After reading a bunch of 400+ pages books, I have to say it feels strange to hold such a smol boi. 
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Our main story is drawing to an end already! Welcome to week 3:
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It’s already the last week of our little book club 
This week we’ll cover the book’s second story:
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Satisfaction Poll Time!
Congrats to everybody who made it through our mini-bookclub Here is the usual poll:
Have you read 乳と卵?
- I finished it
- I’m still reading and I plan on finishing it
- I don’t plan to finish it
- I never even started it
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If you read the book, how would you rate it on a 5 point scale? (1: hated it, 5: loved it)
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- Unsure / Didn’t finish
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If you read the book, how would you rate its difficulty?
- No effort at all
- Minimal effort
- Moderate effort
- Significant effort
- So much effort my head might explode
- I don’t know
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Participation Statistics
The reader base was very consistent. The spike in comments in week 3 is probably due to it being the end of the main story, so judging from that, the story was something worth speaking about
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About my satisfaction rating, I voted 4, but it’s more like I loved the main story (would grade 5 I guess) and absolutely hated the extra story (1). Then I scaled by their respective length, so I ended up with a number that is absolutely not representative of my enjoyment at any singular point 
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I did not And I also slid into a very big reading slump, that I am escaping currently… So now I finally finished this book, and it was interesting. I liked the short story as well. The 関西弁 was super challenging for me though, as well as the writing style, I could follow what’s happening, but definitely not 100%. Maybe I’ll reread it in a few years.
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For future readers: So I bit the bullet and bought this PB edition listing French as language, even thought everything else points to Japanese, all book pictures, etc. And I can confirm that it’s Japanese!
I also bought あん, under the same French Situation, and it’s also thankfully a Japanese PB.
If they change this to real french ones in the future, don’t sue me! 
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