how long did it take y’all to get through this? i felt like it was kinda long.

Is this a standalone or part of a series? I'm hoping there’s more to explore!

i finished this last night and it was so good! any recs for books like this? maybe something philosophical but not too heavy?

We just discussed this in book club! Everyone agreed it was a good read, but nobody thought it lived up to the hype. Has anyone else tried Matt Haig’s other books? How does this compare?

I was a little disappointed honestly. I’ve read *The Humans* and *Reasons to Stay Alive*, both of which I loved, but this felt a bit…formulaic? The concept is great, but the execution lacked nuance. Anyone else feel that way?

I'm about halfway through and loving it so far. It’s a bit slower paced than I expected, but the characters are really well-developed. What did everyone think of Nora’s initial reason for wanting to disappear?

This book wrecked me in the best way possible. I finished it last night and I'm still processing. Anyone else feel like it made them really re-evaluate their own life choices?

Haig’s exploration of regret and alternate realities is powerfully done. The library itself feels like a liminal space, echoing the anxieties of existentialism. It's not just about 'what ifs,' but facing the consequences, real or imagined, of choices made. A beautifully written meditation on life.