He is soon completely absorbed in the story, feeling as though his wife is talking to him. Mukesh had never understood his wife's love of books, but when he finds this book and remembers seeing her reading it, he is drawn to try to find out what fascinated her. It was the last book Taina was reading when she died. The book is The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger. Some things are stored under the bed and when the box is pulled out it pushes out a book that was there. Now, his oldest daughter insists that they need to clear out her mother's clothing and other things. His three adult daughters have been directing and organizing his life since their mother died. He is a devoted viewer of David Attenborough documentaries. Taina was an avid reader who always had a book going. He is stuck in the early stages of grief still and has not been able to move on with his life. He is a widower, having lost his beloved Taina two years earlier. Mukesh is an eighty-year-old Indian immigrant from Kenya who had lived in England for most of his life. That's what she is doing the day that Mukesh comes to the library. Between shelving books and working at the front desk, she is bored senseless and spends much of her time looking at her phone.
She's only working at the library because she desperately needed a job and her beloved brother, Aidan, a book lover who had previously worked at the library, recommended it. The first one who does is Aleisha, a seventeen-year-old teenager working at the library.Īleisha is not a reader.
As it happens, the people who find one of the lists need it very badly indeed.
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