To quote another book, the answer is 42.

This is yet another book that for an hour long listen is packed to the brim with great advice and thought provoking questions that make me want to go and dig in to what I am trying to work out.

Are you doing everything you want to do?

Highly recommend. Great audiobook and read by the author. Also, it's only a couple of hours long and worth the listen. Picking this one up when it's released this month. Now I want the second book.

Thanks to #netgalley and #SimonAndSchusterAudio for the ALC.

This is a wonderful production where the narration perfectly complements the tone of the story. The narrator delivers the text with a pleasant, soothing voice that enhances the book's calm and warm atmosphere.Although the pacing is deliberate and slow, it effectively mirrors the setting of the café. The narrative unfolds in a way that makes complex existential questions feel accessible and 'digestible' without losing intellectual depth. It offers a sense of clarity, suggesting that profound answers are often simpler than they appear. This audiobook is particularly recommended for listeners facing major life transitions or career decisions. A truly joyful listening experience.

It's a pretty short book which didn't felt like a boring self help book. The narration was amazing, the setting was good. Different people sharing their life lessons was good. I particularly loved the Turtle example, so well said " go with the flow ."
The theme itself is interesting, a cafe that no one was looking for , but they reach there when they needed to.

We have all read the self-help books about life, but this story is so much more. This is a short story, but has so many thought provoking moments. A man stops his car outside a cafe, hoping to get a good meal. What he gets is great conversation with strangers The waiter hands him the menu, but he has to answer 3 questions about life. To know that life is short so make the most of it is something we all have heard This story really made me think about it, and how I want to spend the rest of my life. It was a heartwarming and cozy story that I didn't want to end. I would highly recommend this story, especially now, with so much unhappiness in the world.
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the advanced copy of this audio book in return for my honest opinion.

Welcome the intersection of Destiny, Revelation and Awareness. You need to read this book to know that you are right on time and in the right place. Everything that has happened, it all happened to get you here and that you are not helpless or without guidance. You are capable to guide yourself!


I will recommend this short book as it really did feel like the first time I ate strawberry rhubarb pie wi5 the sweet and tartness colliding and vibrations of my senses tingling throughout my body, my mind and my smile.
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I will start with saying this book really opened my eyes up to our culture as human beings and what brings us joy. I really loved the plot and how it was narrated and the audiobook choice format was enjoyable. I liked the main character and could relate to him a lot. I liked the way he talked. It excited me to hear all the perspectives. I really recommend this book to everyone. .

I listened to this audiobook at a time when I had a lot of questions on my mind, and it helped me look at things a bit differently. Not by giving direct answers, but more by helping me think in a clearer way.

What I really liked is that the author narrates it himself. It makes it feel more personal, like you're hearing the story exactly how it was meant to be told. His voice is calm, easy to follow, and fits the tone of the book really well.

It's one of those books that makes you stop and think about your own life, but without feeling overwhelming or like you need to change everything at once. It focuses more on small, meaningful steps.

I'd definitely recommend this audiobook if you're looking for something short, easy to listen to, and a bit thought-provoking.