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This was a really easy listen about considering your unled lives. I enjoyed following Nora as she explored all of these different options for her life. It got a bit slow in the middle, and then a little too existential/preachy at the end, but overall I agreed with the lesson of it. I was a bit over how concerned Nora was with the status of everyone in her life during each of the books (view spoiler)
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-- Time-traveling between the lives that could have been "if only I'd made a different decision" --
Nora Seed is contemplating whether she wants to live. Her life hasn't been what she'd hoped, or planned, or expected and she feels lost and dejected. The 35-year-old finds herself in the Midnight Library, an in-between place between life and death. She's met by her former school librarian who sends her on parallel-universe adventures to explore the lives that she could be living. Each travel life ...more
Nora Seed is contemplating whether she wants to live. Her life hasn't been what she'd hoped, or planned, or expected and she feels lost and dejected. The 35-year-old finds herself in the Midnight Library, an in-between place between life and death. She's met by her former school librarian who sends her on parallel-universe adventures to explore the lives that she could be living. Each travel life ...more
I wanted to like this more than I did. I wanted so badly for this to be a 5-star read. I loved Nora and I rooted for her. But the ending sort of felt both too easy and too hard. I did tear up a bit at the end. Either way, I think this story comes with me.
the real multiverse was the friends we made along the way
Jan 14, 2021
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Kevin Patrick
marked it as to-read
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Jody Olson
marked it as to-read
Dec 30, 2021
Bethany
marked it as to-read
Jan 10, 2022
Tori
marked it as did-not-finish
