I love how the book is so uplifting even when the protagonist has tried to kill herself. But you just need the one that is custom-made for you. Because the story itself is so powerful, there are a lot of life lessons thrown along the way. But when there are nonfiction bits in a fiction book, I go nuts! Such is the case with this book. Within a second, she changed into an entirely different person.Īs you all know, I am not a fan of non-fiction books. Within a second, she goes through so many universes. From choosing poorly in the initial few lives to choosing something meaningful, we see how Nora grows.įrom living for others to living for herself.įrom pursuing others’ dreams to choosing her own dream.įrom thinking only about herself to thinking about all the close ones in her life. Throughout the book, we see Nora try on different lives. Now you see why this much was enough for a book geek like me to lure into the story? And what better between life-and-death experience can it be than infinite shelves stacked with infinite books? At this place, she can choose to ‘try on’ different lives of Nora Seed, aka, alternate universes. After taking an overdoes of pills, she lands in The Midnight Library where she is between life & death. At a time in her life when her parents have died, her brother refuses to talk to her, her boss fires her, her best friend goes to another continent & her cat dies, she finally decides that it is too much & decides to die. The Midnight Library is the story of Nora Seed.
I was amazed by the premise of the novel already & so I spent little time thinking if I should or shouldn’t read it & just began reading it.
Having never read anything of Matt Haig’s before, I started the book with no expectations. I had been seeing a lot of buzz around Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library. I just finished reading the THIRD book for the month. Hi Readers! How was your September? For me, reading wise, it was awfully pathetic.
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