3:18am
This book has meant a lot to me. I don't know what else to say. It's left me speechless. I've cried. It really got through to me.

This is easily one of my favorite books ever. This was just something else. Fuck.

Just... *heart fluttering* and *chef's kiss*

Those last 10 pages were something else. I totally forgot what happened in this book. I kept gasping lol

oof..... im sad. this was a really good book. I loved it a lot. I dont know why this book resonated with me so much... I think it has to do with regrets and everything that Nora goes through in the midnight library. The whole idea of the book of regrets was incredible to me. If you think about the facebook post (I think it was facebook) that Nora writes about having regrets and possible lives and how you don't exactly mourn for those "lost" lifes, but instead mourn for the regrets that you have... I think that's the main point in this book. What I took from this book is, regrets make your life worse. If you let them turn to ash and burn them, you'll be alright. I'm still young, I'm 19, which means I don't have many regrets yet, but now that I've read this book, I think my life will be much easier with this outlook on life and regrets.
Thank you Matt for writing this book, it really touched me.

Did i cry? of course i did. This rapidly became one of my favorite books ever. The story was so cute, heartfelt, funny and enjoyable. I felt a feeling of nostalgia for some reason while reading this, and i'm always looking for that type of feeling in books/movies/tv shows/ real life(why? idk i guess i like to cry)... so this book definitely was it.
It's a cute story to read in fall. And i love it so much.... i want that life :(


Water show over. This book was everything i needed right now. I 100% recommend this to everyone with an ability to consume a story.

[read for class]

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Favorite play of all time tbh