Juliet Marillier has created a rich world full of mystery, magic and darkness, but also filled with hope, love and resilience. Reading this book felt like the Fair Folk of the forest had cast a spell on me as well.
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This book, adapted from a play by Toshikazu Kawaguchi, reveals its appeal only slowly, page by page, chapter by chapter, but once you’re hooked, you won’t be able to let go.
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The author approaches the complex topic of racism with clarity and strong words, but also with a lot of patience and self-reflection. Personally, it was impossible to read this book without being reminded of my childhood and adolescence, when I myself was so often confronted with everyday racism without really understanding it.
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“The Midnight Library” is the book I never knew I needed. I found it especially comforting to read it during a time when the whole world is upside down because of a global pandemic and I struggle with my own winter blues.
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