Along with repairing and organizing books, her job consists of keeping an eye on restless stories whose characters risk materialising and escaping the library. Join the library and raise hell in the first book of a stunning new fantasy series, where books unfinished by their authors reside within the Unwritten Wing of the devil’s own library, and restless characters will emerge from out of their pages…Įvery book left unfinished by its author is filed away in the Unwritten Wing, a neutral space in Hell presided over by Claire, its head librarian. Keep reading this book review to discover your next bookish read! Summary
It’s an incredibly entertaining story about unwritten book and a battle of dreams between heaven and hell. A public reading room is not only a safe space for kids and adults alike, but it (and the lovely librarians within!) also expands one’s reading tastes, prompting a person to explore different genres or check out unfamiliar authors.įrom the Restricted Section in the Hogwarts library in the Harry Potter series to the Cemetery of Lost Books in Carlos Ruiz Zafón’s The Shadow of the Wind, encountering fictional libraries in books often brings back that childlike sense of awe and magic.You know those books that are absolutely perfect for biliophiles? That is The Library of the Unwritten. The local library, with its long row of shelves that seemed to stretch on indefinitely, felt like a magical space-a portal that could transport me to not one, but multiple wondrous universes.Įven though the internet brings all the knowledge in the world to our fingertips, it is no match for a library’s old-world charms.
Fed up with my demand of buying more books, my parents got me a library membership.
As a child, I was a quick reader, finishing several books in a week.
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