Dinner at the Night Library
- 272 pages
- 10 hours of reading
For fans of What You Are Looking For is in the Library and Days at the Morisaki Bookshop, this story features a unique library housing the rarest collections: books by deceased writers, their inspirations, and beloved reads. Otaha Higuchi dreams of working with books, but her job at a chain bookstore is draining, and her low salary and difficult manager push her to the brink of quitting. Just as she contemplates leaving, she receives an invitation from 'Seven Rainbows' to apply for a position at a mysterious place known as 'The Night Library.' After acing the interview, Otaha finds a sense of belonging, earning comparisons to Anne of Green Gables. The library is not only a treasure trove of literature but also home to a group of literary misfits, including a legendary chef who delights them with amazing meals. Together, they embark on enchanting bookish adventures. However, when the library's enigmatic owner announces a temporary closure, Otaha and her friends fear they may lose their newfound haven. Their friendship and belief in the importance of books are put to the test. This heartwarming literary mystery celebrates the joy of reading, the richness of Japanese culture, and the enduring significance of books across time.







