Mostafa Chizari
Simple, cosy, and surprisingly comforting. It’s not the most intricate or deeply reflective book out there, but it’s an easy one to recommend.
Nora spends a lot of the story draining the life out of every situation and her journey out of that pit leans into simple self-help territory. But the end of the day, this isn’t really trying to be a philosophy text: it’s a story, and a very digestible one at that. It’s easy to read, easy to empathise with, and easy to move on from once you’re done. For a book that touches on heavy themes, it stays refreshingly light and was a great reset before diving back into more intense reads.
Simple, cosy, and surprisingly comforting. It’s not the most intricate or deeply reflective book out there, but it’s an easy one to recommend.
Nora spends a lot of the story draining the life out of every situation and her journey out of that pit leans into simple self-help territory. But the end of the day, this isn’t really trying to be a philosophy text: it’s a story, and a very digestible one at that. It’s easy to read, easy to empathise with, and easy to move on from once you’re done. For a book that touches on heavy themes, it stays refreshingly light and was a great reset before diving back into more intense reads.
