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Grace is so full of regret and self-loathing (over events that are slowly disclosed) that she has lived numb even to the possibility of happiness. This book, like The Midnight Library, also has a ...

By Karen Joy Fowler THE MIDNIGHT LIBRARY By Matt Haig Few fantasies are ... displacing her as they do so. The universe is full of infinite possibility, but the story here remains tightly focused ...

Major spoilers for “The Midnight Library” are ahead ... The messy life she had tried to exit now seems “full of hope.” It’s a perfect ending: Nora didn’t need a new life.

In Matt Haig’s book, “The Midnight Library,” a middle-aged woman named Nora Seed is ... Each donation will be used exclusively for the development and creation of increased news coverage.

Nora Seed wants to die. This is where we begin, in Matt Haig's new novel, The Midnight Library: with a young woman on the verge of making a terrible choice. She's lost her job, her best friend ...

This process of revisiting past choices and wondering what if is at the heart of Matt Haig’s number one New York Times best-selling novel, The Midnight Library. Haig, whose memoir Reasons to ...

Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library gets depression spot on. A defining feature of the condition is its capacity to skew perception, to put a distorting lens over one’s vision of the world so ...