What if a library could open the door to all the lives you could have led? "The Midnight Library" by bestselling author Matt Haig is the "GMA" Book Club pick for October! In this thought-provoking, ...

“You don’t have to understand life. You just have to live it,” Mrs. Elm consoles Nora in “The Midnight Library.” I’ve read about a hundred books during the past year, and this 288-page novel from 2020 ...

Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library gets depression spot on. A defining feature of the condition is its capacity to skew perception, to put a distorting lens over one’s vision of the world so that ...

Best-selling British author Matt Haig’s novel, “The Midnight Library,” was selected by Chris DiJulio for discussion at the Hazleton Art League Book Club’s November meeting. The genre of the book is ...

“The Midnight Library,” best-selling British author Matt Haig’s latest book, tells the story of a woman in her thirties who, after suffering an overwhelming attack of hopelessness and despair, embarks ...

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Editor's note: The book discussed here contains a storyline about suicide. "The Midnight Library" by Matt Haig is about a library where every book provides you to try out another life you could have ...

She decides to overdose on pills, but does not meet the oblivion she was hoping for. Instead she finds herself wandering an enormous library, where the books without titles enable her to rewrite her ...