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This book will resonate with anyone no matter the age, social status or lifestyle. That’s why I absolutely loved it!
It is about a woman who is quite depressed and decides to end her life. But just before she dies she gets stuck in midnight library, the place between life and death which has endless stories in books about how her life would have turned out if she made a different choice about something. It also has a big, if not the biggest, book of regrets and she can chose which regret she can undo. Once she opens the book she is taken back in time and gets to experience that life and at some point taken back to midnight library. The insight she gives after each life possibility is very unexpected even disappointing to her at times but so eye opening. It gives a very refreshing perspective about what our choices mean and how we see ourselves in deferent circumstances. While reading a book it is impossible not to think about your own life experiences, regrets and contemplate about different outcomes. Fascinating book, very much worth reading :)

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I was late to the game on reading this book, as it was on many best seller lists the past few years. For some reason it didn’t appeal to me until I started reading it and could not put it down. The way the author created imagery and intrigue within two timelines makes the reader want answers. I hope the upcoming movie does the book justice.

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Great fantasy book that ties in religions and folklore from all over the world and throughout history. Reminds me of a more expansive Percy Jackson book that is geared towards adults with more mature themes.

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Another good spycraft thriller by Brad Thor, this one involving CIA-guy Scot Harvath.  Not as action filled as some of his other novels, but still a good and easy reading novel from Brad Thor.

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This was a fabulous memoir written by a woman who grew up disconnected from most of society until she attended college. It was inspiring to read about where she came from, and the success she has come to today. Has anybody else given this book a read? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!