How to Stop Time: The Illustrated Edition

I loved "The Humans" by Matt Haig and couldn't wait for this to come out. So many profound truths are contained in this book. Combine this with a fascinating story: a glimpse back in time ( with its attendant atrocities, moral ambiguities and beauty) and you have a novel I couldn't put down. I loved the sense that all time is present because the future would not be possible without the overlapping circles of the past. I devoutly hope Mr. Haig writes another book soon.

I loved this book! Plenty of “profound” statements throughout with a super interesting plot twist. It was our book group choice for October.

A "time travel" (or is it "time enduring?") tale, and a meditation on what it means to be human. Tom Hazard has a lot to tell us about human experiences, human connections, and what's worth it, in the end. Highly recommended.

Matt Haig does it again. Mixes a soft touch of science fiction with a full dose of exploration into the human condition. Would living forever really be a curse?

Loved this book, glad I ordered the illustrated version, it definitely added something a little extra.

I just couldn’t get into the book. I returned it. Waiting for my refund.

Thought provoking, heartbreaking and ultimately uplifting.

He lives long enough to acquire wisdom, which is what any of us wants. It’s a well written novel of a few people who live incredibly long lives.

Me encantó, no tengo palabras para describir lo precioso que es este libro. Pasé un gran tiempo leyendolo, no puedo creer que ya lo terminé 🥹😭

I read this fascinating book a while ago and it was a combination of science fiction and fantasy. I bought the hardback illustrated edtion as a birthday present to a dear friend. I know she will love it as much as I did.

Matt Haig es un fantástico autor inglés y sus libros merecen mucho la pena. Este, además, cuenta con bonitas ilustraciones que acompañan muy bien a la historia narrada. Una novela muy interesante sobre la vida.

This is an intelligent fiction, entertaining and moving, about time travel [time's trammels], something that has fascinated writers and readers for... well, pretty much all time. Haig does well with this; it's thoughtful, moving, well characterised and well paced. I'll leave you to discover whether it can possibly end happily or whether indeed time will unravel all. Give it a go.

This was my second Matt Haig book, after Humans, and I'm will positively buy all his books after this. The story is so good, it will stay with you for a long time.