Fantasy & SciFi
⭐ “An intellectually stimulating journey that embraces the wonders of human existence.” — Publishers Weekly
“If you enjoyed The Alchemist, you will LOVE Curious.” — ★★★★★ Amazon Review
“A must-read… witty, profound, and thought-provoking.” — ★★★★★ Amazon Review
What happens when everything you thought defined you is suddenly gone?
Edward had it all—success, security, and purpose—until his world collapsed. His career is gone, his marriage is over, and his sense of self is shattered. Now, with only his young daughter relying on him, he must rebuild from the ground up. But where do you begin when you’ve lost everything?
Curious: A Thought-Provoking Novel of Self-Discovery, Loss, and the Search for Meaning
Through humor, heartbreak, and unexpected wisdom, Curious explores life’s biggest questions:
✔ Who are we without the things that define us?
✔ How do we find meaning in chaos?
✔ Does happiness come from purpose rather than pursuit?
Blending philosophy, self-discovery, and visionary storytelling, Curious is for those who seek depth, laughter, and inspiration. If you love books like The Alchemist or The Midnight Library, this journey will stay with you long after the last page.
⭐ What Readers Are Saying:
✔ “A riveting tale… One of the best books I’ve read.” ★★★★★
✔ “Witty, thought-provoking, and deeply moving.” ★★★★★
If you enjoy books that make you think, laugh, and question—Curious is for you.
Start your journey today—be Curious.
© 2024 Philos Fablewright (Lydbok): 9781763587588
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Lydbok: 8. september 2024
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