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Ms. Kotani's biggest challenge is a silent, unkempt boy named Tetsuzo . He refuses to speak, doesn't read or write, and is prone to outbursts of aggression.
The novel tackles deep social issues like poverty, discrimination against waste treatment workers (the children's parents), and the rigid nature of the school system. Why You Should Read It A Rabbit's Eyes - Haitani Kenjiro - Complete Review
As she treats Tetsuzo with respect rather than judgment, he begins to open up. The book also explores her interactions with other marginalized children and an eccentric, unconventional colleague named Mr. Adachi.
Tetsuzo's only passion is flies , which he collects and studies meticulously. While others see this as "dirty" or "strange," Ms. Kotani eventually overcomes her own squeamishness to foster his scientific interest.
