06 Dec

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Finding Life’s Potential in “The Midnight Library” When I first picked up The Midnight Library by Matt Haig, I was instantly drawn in by the intriguing concept of a library that holds infinite lives—each decision a new book, each choice a different narrative. As someone who often ponders the "what-ifs" of life, I couldn't resist the allure of exploring those possibilities through Nora Seed’s eyes. The premise is simple yet profound: Nora finds herself in a library between life and death, where each book represents a different path her life...

28 Jun

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A Journey Through Time: My Thoughts on The Frozen River As a lover of historical fiction, I often find myself captivated by the stories of everyday heroes whose lives whisper profound truths about human resilience and the fight for justice. The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon instantly piqued my interest, not just because it centers on Martha Ballard, a remarkable midwife from the 18th century, but because it explores themes that still resonate today—injustice, women's rights, and the quest for truth. Early on, the premise of Martha’s quest to...