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When you read a sequel to a book that you once really liked, there is a fear that the sequel might be worse and spoil the previous impression of a great book. Fortunately, this is not the case with this book. Not only is it not worse. It is much more mature than the previous one. The main character is older, and he has different views on life, he has more adult questions. There is a lot of philosophy in this book, a lot of reflections on the meaning of life and other philosophical questions. The book is beautifully designed and very easy and quick to read.

This story is about how sometimes the chance for a better life and self-improvement is within you. It shows that people can usually avoid the paths that would help them.

This is shown in the third part of “Cafe at the End of the World”. It’s a quick read, but you know, you don’t need to read thick volumes on philosophy to find a solution for yourself, you just need to pick up this little book and look for the words that are written for you. It made me think, because it describes, perhaps, the very essence of everyday life and the complex problems that can be solved.

The book itself is a sequel to the previous two stories. We return to a mysterious cafe where you would not even expect to see it; and it appears in the protagonist’s life just when he is having difficulties.

So, enjoy your trip to the cafe at the end of the world.

I recommend reading it to teenagers and adults.

I was not impressed with the previous two books. The first one was not bad, but the second one is very long and I even found it boring. I had read a lot of what I had read several years ago, although I must admit that some of the things written in the books were interesting. When I started the next one, I didn’t expect anything.

I was glad that it was as short as the first one. But… just so you understand, I hate motivational literature. I don’t like non-fiction at all and I am very prejudiced against fans of such reading.

But this book is the first thing I’ve ever liked from this kind of literature. As for me, this book, in terms of its idea, presentation and plot, wins over the first two parts. And the ending was a revelation for me. I even shed a tear. I read it in one breath and I think I will definitely read it again someday.

This sequel is definitely worth reading and will be more relevant, in my opinion, to a much larger number of people than the previous two parts. I recommend it, even to lovers of exclusively fiction. You don’t expect a plot from such books, but there was one here. And good motivational quotes were not thrown into the text, unlike the second part of Return to the Cafe. The first book is not bad, but this one is much better.

Overall, quite a worthy sequel to the previous installments. The book is designed at the highest level. Beautiful, stylish cover, thick paper, medium font size. The book is not voluminous, you can read in one evening. I liked that the main character has grown up, so there is an opportunity to evaluate his new issues that have arisen as a result of growing up, age, so in my opinion, this book will appeal to people of a mature age, the issues are very important and pressing. I also enjoyed the new characters, each with their own stories and problems. A lot of philosophical notes can be traced in the dialogues, which perfectly relaxes and pushes you to think.