Kimi Ha Dare Ka No Do Demo I Jin (Shogakukan Bunko)

[Machine Translation] Four women of different ages and positions work at a local prefectural tax office. They include Tamaki Nakazawa ( Chapter 1, "Kikirara wa 20 nani ni tsuite" ), a young employee who is transferred suddenly when her colleague takes a leave of absence, and Yoko Tanabe ( Chapter 3, "You are someone's unimportant person" ), a veteran part-timer who gets through her work just fine with the emotional support of a once-a-week phone call with her daughter. The views of each of them are the same, but they are completely different from each other. This is a new kind of colleague novel with maximum empathy, presented to all those who have been hurt or injured in the workplace. The commentary is by Risei Shimamoto, who has written highly praises of the book since it was first published.

地方の県税事務所に勤める、年齢も立場も異なる4人の女性たち。同期の休職で急遽異動させられかつての出世コースに戻ろうと細心の注意を払う若手職員の中沢環(第1章・「キキララは二十歳まで」)、週に一度の娘との電話を心の支えに業務を適当に乗り切るベテランパートの田邊陽子(第3章・「きみはだれかのどうでもいい人」)など、それぞれの見ている景色は同じようで、まったく違っていて―。職場で傷つき、傷つけたことのあるすべての人に贈る、共感度MAXの新感覚同僚小説!解説は、単行本時より絶賛の言葉を寄せてくださっていた島本理生さんです。