Savannah Wright’s Reviews > The Ten Thousand Doors of January > Status Update

I mostly enjoyed this book!!! The end felt a bit long and somehow also had me wanting something else but not entirely dissatisfying.

I loved the concept and the overall world created here.

Still enjoying this! There’s a story within a story which can be hit or miss but the author does it well for me. Both stories are gripping and relevant to each other and I am equally invested in both. January is able to escape into a story as I escape into hers. The parallel increasing intrigue and investment into it all.

“I’d abandoned such fanciful dreams with my childhood except i hadn’t really abandoned them, I had forgotten them settled to the bottom of me like fallen leaves then thousand doors”

This book has been a nice change of pace from my nonfiction chokehold.

“It was such a giddy, starstruck expression, as if the boy could imagine nothing better than meeting her in this field in three days, that Ade saw no other recourse than to kiss him. It was a clumsy kiss, a dry brush that almost missed his mouth entirely, but afterward their hearts racketed strangely in their chests & their limbs tingled & shook, so perhaps it was not such a poor effort after all.”

“I happen to believe that every story is a love story if you catch it at the right moment, slantwise in the light of dusk.”