Under the Whispering Door: A cosy fantasy about how to embrace life - and the afterlife - with found family.

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That means that books that really make me feel (my favorite genre— “All the Feelings”) give me the worst book hangovers of all. I fell in love with all these characters and dreaded the book ending because I didn’t want to leave my adopted home with them in the woods.

The Whispering Door is a Daedric quest available in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim in which the Dragonborn must investigate the Whispering Lady in Dragonsreach. Under the Whispering Door is a book that will stay with me a long time, and one that I am going to purchase a hard copy of.

It helps a lot that the book is often genuinely funny, which helped me get through the relatively slower parts of the book.

The characters in this book were fabulous and the storyline for the book was interesting but for me the book was too long and drawn out. Themes include denial, anger, acceptance, cruelty, the power of discussion, love, families of fate, Ouija boards and other ghostly matters.The machine had broken down, and though no one was infallible, Wallace needed to switch out the part for a new one. And since Human Resources had advised him he couldn’t ask his employees to avoid starting families (“You can’t tell them to just get a dog, Mr. But it was so long and drawn out, filled with platitudes about making the most of your life and being a better person, that it was hard to sustain my interest throughout. It was also hugely heavy handed in it's message, which I guess Cerulean was also, but I didn't mind it there because I was so charmed by everything else!