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Eve
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•Time is the one resource that we both somehow have plenty of but none at the same time. While I find Wilber’s constant want to change things regardless of the consequences a bit frustrating, I can’t bring myself to fully blame him. After all, when we look back on our lives at the end of the road who wouldn’t want to fix the cracks we left behind.
— Jul 13, 2026 06:42PM
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Eve
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•Everything this book as done thus far with its self introspective approach, has been amazing. Waiting on you to read this Rj, might finally have a book to talk about.
— Jul 15, 2026 06:42PM
Eve
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•I believe the question of would you rather understand your life & how it shaped you before heading into eternity. Or taking the risk to change everything even if it means your own existence, isn’t as easy of a choice to make in reality.
— Jul 14, 2026 06:27PM
Eve
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•I really enjoy when writers have an individual, normally the MC, be the one who judges their life/actions from a third person POV. It allows us to see how certain individuals justify themselves or how they come to terms with their consequences/actions
— Jul 09, 2026 02:03PM
Eve
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•One thing I’ve thus far enjoyed about Matt Haig’s books is that he doesn’t waste time with unnecessary fluff. In both Midnight library and this, you get just enough to make you care for the MC before they’re thrown into the fray.
Also I really like the nods to the midnight library in the beginning. They were to be expected but it’s not in your face which is nice :)
— Jul 02, 2026 01:51PM
Also I really like the nods to the midnight library in the beginning. They were to be expected but it’s not in your face which is nice :)