| and finds herself in a library | This book has almost all 5 star reviews, so please read others for an alternate opinion |
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| But Nora is thirty-five, an age considered way too late especially for women, with that damn idea of a biological clock to not have it all figured out | The library is full of books, each representing a life she could've had, had she made different choices |
" This story is so fascinating and one of the most amazing stories that look into life, dissect i My mind is blown; my soul is lit and I just came to realise I can get addicted to sci-fi.
10| The Written Review Life has just gotten to the point where it's overwhelming and all-encompassing and above all, Nora can't see a possible So, first of all, HUGE thank you to goodreads for featuring my kindle highlights and notes for this book - wow | |
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| I wonder about this too | After loving The Humans, I was very excited for this new release and I wasn't let down! She cannot heal until she can open up and accept the love of others, but also love herself and recognize her value |
| Have you immersed yourself in that experience? I mean, you COULD read a self-help book on stoicism, or you could just read this : okay WOW | The midnight library is magical, for a start, the library has a limitless number of books, and these books are far from ordinary, Haig sprinkles gold dust in each book, offering Nora the opportunity to see how her life would have turned out if each and every decision at every point in her life had been different |
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| And then you take a big ol' chomp, and | In short, this book was amazing |
And that sadness is intrinsically part of the fabric of happiness.
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