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A review by sleeson
The Memory Library by Kate Storey
challenging
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.75
The Memory Library is a lighthearted, cozy novel to read. The cover is beautiful. The writing is meritorious. The narrator is phenomenal. This is my first experience with novelist Kate Storey.
I was pleasantly pulled into this story by the vast number of different characters.
In this novel, you have the classic friends and family. Most who reside in a small village in England.
The characters are exceptionally diverse. There is no hidden feminist or political agenda.
In my opinion, this is what gave each character their own time to shine, when it was their moment in the story.
This book admirable examples of forgiveness, overcoming judgement, love, friendship, and immense loyalty. There are some funny moments. Highly recommend.
I don't recall any swearing. No sexual content. Ages 16+
I was pleasantly pulled into this story by the vast number of different characters.
In this novel, you have the classic friends and family. Most who reside in a small village in England.
The characters are exceptionally diverse. There is no hidden feminist or political agenda.
In my opinion, this is what gave each character their own time to shine, when it was their moment in the story.
This book admirable examples of forgiveness, overcoming judgement, love, friendship, and immense loyalty. There are some funny moments. Highly recommend.
I don't recall any swearing. No sexual content. Ages 16+