[DeepL Translation - needs review] Mari Mori, who grew up loved by her father Ogai, produced many essays that combined a rich imagination with sharp critical thinking. On the other hand, Nobuko Yoshiya, a popular author of novels for girls with a pure and innocent style, vividly reveals the state of the literary world at that time through her outstanding observations. This is a gem of a book that Koike Mariko has "carefully selected" from the essays of these two contrasting writers.
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