Review Detail of Bibliophiles in The Great Storyteller

Before I started reading this novel, I used to read a lot of novels which were, frankly speaking, lacking in some areas while stronger in others, often imbued with a variety of tropes, and I was okay with that. In fact I very much enjoyed reading them even if I knew exactly what was going to happen over and over again. Then I came across this book. Getting into the book, I didn't really have too many expectations (as I had come across the novel while scrolling down the list of rebirth and second chance themed books). In the beginning few chapters I found the writing too realistic and after reading too many revenge/reincarnation stories a bit dry, but I am so thankful that I gave the book a chance. The more I read it, the more I loved it. I was constantly reminded of the love I had for stories that made me read paperbacks in the yesteryears. I have found the book to carry a warmth and beauty that fills you up. The realism and sincerity in the story makes the book a joy to read. I found my self impatient for chapter updates, much like waiting for texts from my best friend or crush. Furthermore the similar recommendations for this book (to tide you through waiting for more chapters) are so frustrating, I am not looking for books with similar plot points but with a similar feel. (On that note, if you know if any good novels please do tell) So many times I wished I had never read the book, so that I could read it for the first time all over again. I would whole heartedly recommend that more people read this book.