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 andbeauty) 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.

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.

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

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

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?

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.

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

Amazing book- tore through it in hours

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 🥹😭

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.

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.

How to Stop Time is a wonderful journey through the centuries of the human experience. It hands you a perspective of history that just isn't prevalent anywhere else. I adore this story and it's ability to remind us that we must truly live to be alive. Thank you Matt Haig for this lesson, I will endeavour to learn Tom's lessons.

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.