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anastasiaf 's review for:
The Midnight Library
by Matt Haig
More of a 3.8 than a 4 but oh well.
It was fine, but I don’t know if it was the pace or the fact I read it as an audiobook (though Carey Mulligan’s voice will be lulling me to sleep on bad nights) but it just lost steam.
It felt a bit preachy at the end, and a tad too fantastical for a story that had generally been pretty grounded emotionally. Not sure if that’s just where I am but oh well.
Cute enough story and premise with nice writing that it would be good enough for a read.
It was fine, but I don’t know if it was the pace or the fact I read it as an audiobook (though Carey Mulligan’s voice will be lulling me to sleep on bad nights) but it just lost steam.
It felt a bit preachy at the end, and a tad too fantastical for a story that had generally been pretty grounded emotionally. Not sure if that’s just where I am but oh well.
Cute enough story and premise with nice writing that it would be good enough for a read.