This book felt like exhaling. I didn‘t expect to cry during a guide about Lammas, but here we are, about the quiet grief of overgiving, the slow magic of saying “no,” and what it means to harvest yourself after a lifetime of being “too much” for some and “not enough” for others. The person behind it writes like a therapist, a witch, and a big sister all rolled into one. If you are a recovering people pleaser, this may be your next best read!

Matt Haig masterfully explores the intricate tapestry of life's what-ifs through Nora Seed's journey across lifetimes of choices not made. This book is a luminous guide through the shadows of doubt, illuminating the value of every path we take. A compelling read that marries psychology with the magic of possibilities. Captivated by Haig's narrative, I found solace and reflection in Nora's story.