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Author: Holly Jackson
Published: 1991
Genre: Dystopian
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IBC Editorial Rating: 2.5/5
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Editorial Review:
The Midnight Library’ by Matt Haig explores the choices we make and the regrets we carry. Caught between life and death, Nora Seed discovers a mysterious library that lets her try alternative lives she could have lived. Through this magical premise, the novel gently probes the question — what makes life worth living?
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Book Summary:
The Midnight Library’ by Matt Haig explores the choices we make and the regrets we carry. Caught between life and death, Nora Seed discovers a mysterious library that lets her try alternative lives she could have lived. Through this magical premise, the novel gently probes the question — what makes life worth living?
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Key Takeaways:
The Midnight Library’ by Matt Haig explores the choices we make and the regrets we carry. Caught between life and death, Nora Seed discovers a mysterious library that lets her try alternative lives she could have lived. Through this magical premise, the novel gently probes the question — what makes life worth living?
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Iconic Lines, Scenes & Characters:
The Midnight Library’ by Matt Haig explores the choices we make and the regrets we carry. Caught between life and death, Nora Seed discovers a mysterious library that lets her try alternative lives she could have lived. Through this magical premise, the novel gently probes the question — what makes life worth living?
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Who Should Read This:
The Midnight Library’ by Matt Haig explores the choices we make and the regrets we carry. Caught between life and death, Nora Seed discovers a mysterious library that lets her try alternative lives she could have lived. Through this magical premise, the novel gently probes the question — what makes life worth living?
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