Philos Fablewright Author of 'Curious' Facebook ad: “5-Star Storytelling”

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If you loved The Alchemist, or The Midnight Library.… meet your next favorite read. A novel about one man’s inconvenient awakening after life rips up the script. Heartbreaking, hilarious, and philosophically sharp. ⭐ "Like The Alchemist, but more honest, funny, and raw" — ★★★★★ Reader Review ⭐ "This book understood exactly what I was going through." — ★★★★★ Reader Review 📖 Find out why.

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5-Star Storytelling

This is philosophical fiction that doesn't take itself too seriously. It's heartbreaking without being heavy, thought-provoking without being preachy, and surprisingly funny for a book about life falling apart.When life tears up the script, what do you hold onto? Edward thought selling his company would give him time for what matters. Instead: divorce, an empty apartment, an overdrawn bank account, and a teenage daughter watching to make sure he doesn't give up. With nothing left to lose, Edward does what most of us are afraid to do—he starts asking the big questions we pretend not to have. ⭐ "An intellectually stimulating journey that embraces the wonders of human existence."— Publishers Weekly ⭐ "If you enjoyed The Alchemist, you will LOVE Curious." — ★★★★★ Reader Review Set against Sydney’s sparkling harbour and winding coastal trails, Edward wrestles with what really matters: Why do we measure success in money but happiness in moments? What if we're just evolved enough to be miserable? Where's the instruction manual for being human? This is philosophical fiction that doesn't take itself too seriously. It's heartbreaking without being heavy, thought-provoking without being preachy, and surprisingly funny for a book about life falling apart. ⭐ "Made me laugh while making me think. I couldn't put it down." — ★★★★★ Reader Review ⭐ "This book understood exactly what I was going through." — ★★★★★ Reader Review Curious won't give you easy answers—because life doesn't work that way. Instead, it offers something better: permission to not have it all figured out, and companionship in asking better questions. You'll laugh one moment, pause mid-page the next, and close the book feeling a little more human, a little more curious, and a lot less alone. Perfect for readers who loved The Alchemist, The Midnight Library, Man's Search for Meaning, and Tuesdays with Morrie. ⭐ "Surprisingly moving. Stayed with me long after I finished." — ★★★★★ Reader Review ⭐ "A must-read—witty, profound, and beautifully written." — ★★★★★ Reader Review This isn't a self-help book. It's a story that might just change how you see your life. Dozens of five-star reviews. Join thousands of readers who found what they didn't know they were looking for.