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Midnight Reflections : My Other Selves and Their Tales
Have you ever felt like you’ve lived more than one life?
Like there are versions of you that only exist in certain moments, in certain places, with certain people, and yet they are all, somehow, you.
What if those lives could speak?
This book begins there.
Each story is told by a different version of the same woman, not separate characters, but fragments of a single life, a single mind. Different voices, different moments, different ways of seeing the same self.
Some feel close. Some feel distant. And yet all of them leave something behind.
The stories are short, but stay within you. They shift depending on how you enter them.
This is an immersive work by design. Through music, images, and QR-accessible audio, each story opens beyond the page, changing in tone, in rhythm, in feeling as you engage with it.
You don’t just follow what happens. You feel it unfolding.
Across the collection, you move through different spaces, some grounded, some imagined, where identity, memory, and experience blur into each other.
It’s a book about selves. The ones we show, the ones we carry, and the ones we don’t always name.
Watch the Book Trailer on YouTube.
Follow me on Instagram & TikTok @fridarivero_writer
Like there are versions of you that only exist in certain moments, in certain places, with certain people, and yet they are all, somehow, you.
What if those lives could speak?
This book begins there.
Each story is told by a different version of the same woman, not separate characters, but fragments of a single life, a single mind. Different voices, different moments, different ways of seeing the same self.
Some feel close. Some feel distant. And yet all of them leave something behind.
The stories are short, but stay within you. They shift depending on how you enter them.
This is an immersive work by design. Through music, images, and QR-accessible audio, each story opens beyond the page, changing in tone, in rhythm, in feeling as you engage with it.
You don’t just follow what happens. You feel it unfolding.
Across the collection, you move through different spaces, some grounded, some imagined, where identity, memory, and experience blur into each other.
It’s a book about selves. The ones we show, the ones we carry, and the ones we don’t always name.
Watch the Book Trailer on YouTube.
Follow me on Instagram & TikTok @fridarivero_writer
159 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 28, 2025
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May 9, 2026
I've had the opportunity to read this interesting book by the lovely @fridarivero_writer
It was certainly an interesting read that gave me things to ponder.
Frida is a talented writer, this book was such an immersive reading experience. The stories was brilliant to read, but the illustrations along with the qr codes for personalised playlists for each story just added something extra special!
It was certainly an interesting read that gave me things to ponder.
Frida is a talented writer, this book was such an immersive reading experience. The stories was brilliant to read, but the illustrations along with the qr codes for personalised playlists for each story just added something extra special!
May 15, 2026
This was an unexpected interesting read, the perspective was intriguing and extremely well written.
I particularly enjoyed Anaesthesia, Alchemist of stories, The case of Jonathan N and Emergency Room, the was gripping stories and engagements.
I like how the stories expressed emotions and complexities within life.
I particularly enjoyed Anaesthesia, Alchemist of stories, The case of Jonathan N and Emergency Room, the was gripping stories and engagements.
I like how the stories expressed emotions and complexities within life.
July 24, 2026
An amazing immersive reading experience. Encouraging reflection and introspection, it's a beautiful reminder that situations can shape you and you can grow from them. Really enjoyed it
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