Midnight Library

Book title: Midnight Library Author: Matt Haig Translation: Mohamed Al-Daabae Category: Novel Publisher: Dar Kalemat for Publishing and Distribution Number of pages: 361 First edition: 2012 About the book: Between life and death there is a library, and in that library, the shelves extend infinitely. Every book offers a chance to experience another life. To explore what could happen after making different decisions. If you had the opportunity to go back and erase your regret, would you change anything? The book Midnight Library was published and immediately became one of the most popular translated novels among readers. Translated into Arabic by the honest and clear Mohamed Al-Daabae. When Nora Seed found herself in the Midnight Library, she was given another chance to correct her mistakes. Until now, her life had been full of misery and regret. She felt she had let down everyone around her, and also herself. But things are about to change. The books in the Midnight Library enabled Nora to live a new life, as if she had made different decisions. With the help of an old friend, she can now erase all her mistakes to reach her ideal life. But the story does not end as she expected, and soon Nora’s decisions will cause her and the library to face great danger. Before it’s too late, Nora must answer the eternal question: what is the best way to live? About the author: Matt Haig is a British writer and journalist born in 1975. He has many novels, works of realistic literature, and children’s books. He has published more than 24 books, including Notes on a Tense Planet, How to Stop Time, and Reasons to Stay Alive. He has won several international awards, and several of his novels are being adapted into films. He is considered one of the most important advocates for mental health awareness worldwide. More than two million copies of his works have been sold in Britain, and his works have been translated into forty languages. Quotes from Midnight Library: The only way to learn is through life. There is no happiness forever. And believing in its existence increases your misery in your current life. Humans are like cities; you should not let their bad neighborhoods ruin your experience of visiting. You can control your decisions, not their outcomes. Your decision was correct, but its result was not happy.