The Midnight Library: A GMA Book Club Pick: A Novel

Inspiring. Joyful. Couldn’t put it down.

I can’t express how much I love this book. There wasn’t even a single page that made be close the book. Absolutely amazing

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A good book to read when you are in a reading slump, very easy to read and quite comforting.

I LOVE this book

This book had fabulous reviews and didn’t disappoint! Highly recommended!

the people who don’t like this book are the people who fortunately don’t know how it feels to have depression and what it feels like to be lonely and “useless”. Matt haig perfectly describes all these issues. This book is a must read for ppl who have a lot of regrets in their life.

2ncd time reordering this book and i get a scratch on the cover, the first returned book was torn.

It is beautifully written

This book is just wow. I haven't finished it yet since I'm just starting out with reading as a hobby, but the first few chapters hit incredibly deep. It’s a bit sad, but perfectly captures that feeling of burnout and the desire to escape into someone else's life. Highly recommend giving it a try if you want a meaningful, thought-provoking concept.

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The Midnight Library is a must-read! Note: If you’re not a fan of fantasy elements, you might initially find it challenging to connect with the story. Although, the core message is universal and deeply impactful. I gave myself time to reflect on the book after finishing it before writing this review because it left a profound impression that I wanted to fully experience first. When I picked up the book to read, I was navigating one of the most challenging periods of my life. And because of this, the book resonated on a deeply emotional level. It triggered moments of joy, love, happiness, sadness, anger, loneliness, and everything in between. Matt Haig took me on a beautiful journey through themes of regret, mental health, choices, loss, and grief. While I sometimes found the main character, Nora, frustrating, the story is less about her personality and more about the choices she makes. It’s a reflection of the universal “what if” moments we all face and how those alternate paths might not have led us to where we truly want to be or even where we thought we wanted to go. The book encourages its readers to re-examine their regrets while offering a perspective that can be both eye-opening and healing. To some extent, it also challenges you to rethink how you view your past actions and choices and to reframe them in a more compassionate light. One of the most powerful lessons of The Midnight Library is its emphasis on life’s inherent uncertainties. It gently reminds us that unpredictability is inevitable and invites us to embrace it with open arms instead of resistance. This is a story that lingers, a book I cannot wait to revisit. It’s more than a novel, it’s a lens through which to view our choices, regrets, and the meaning we seek in life.

Très bon livre, histoires de vie parallèles , ce n’est pas original mais le traitement qui en est fait l’est.