A great book with a lot of loops and callbacks. This time it’s clean and logical without plot-holes and such.

I’m fairly certain that the book together with some other moments from other books make me think that the reality in the books is happening in a book.

For example, there is a clear note in this book that the bookspace is speculated to have variants and parallel spaces.

Quote of the book is, sadly,

Keep the “now” long, mom.

We failed to, as a society. “Now” is shorter than ever. We’re sorry, Mr. Fforde.