The sentences in the book really make us ponder abour our lives. That regrets are really about the lives that we wish we had, and certainly does not make us happy. What we need to focus is the life that is in front of us, to have zest to live, then the regrets will slowly disappear.

This book is both philosophical and magical at the same time. Midnight library is a library between life and death. Every book provides chances. I found it lack of ‘aha’ and ‘wow’ moments as I expected. Still magical tho

Okay this was an okay book. I jump into this book with no expectations, and it’s exactly that. It’s pretty hard to get into, there are some parts where it’s very triggering, so make sure you check the trigger warning first before you purchase this book. It’s basically a self help book, and the plot is not very exciting. I do recommend this book for someone who needs a motivation.

I have heard so much about this book and the premise got me because it brings up the questions of "what if" that often pop up in my mind. I want to see how our protagonist lives through it and hopefully, it can help me, too. I really can't wait to read this!

The writing was beautiful and hit almost too close for comfort. The Midnight Library is a book about choices, regrets, and embracing life. I went into this expecting to read about a girl who somehow gets a chance to live multiple lives in several parallel universes. What I got was a lot more than that. I did not expect to be reflecting on some major life lessons and just basically on the way I look at life. None of us have gone not wishing to be able to live our lives differently, wishing we had made different choices. What’s important is how you deal with this realization.