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 The Library That Remembers by Rhea Noor Reading books is one of my favourite hobbies. But when I stumbled upon this book that says 'Library Remembers', I was intrigued to know more about it. The story revolves around the library where Sunita, a heartbroken researcher, finds Maya and a building that reacts to truth. I was curious to know how Maya and Sunita follow a hand-drawn map to a cedar grove where the library's oldest account waits to be settled. The diary entries were making me seek deeper into the narrative and know more about the account and the person. The story softly covers issues such as nostalgia, sadness, and the human desire to be remembered. It has a reflective tone. Rather than depending on dramatic turns, it gently asks readers to consider how memories influence identity. The author has well penned the story, making the readers feel the essence of truth and fear of revealing secrets. She highlights that the library holds many secrets hidden, and if reveal...