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In the latest episode of the Second Half, we dive into six novels that tell the story of midlife crisis, our favorite time when we ask: "Who am I? What's next for me?". Take with you on vacation: 📖 "The Summer Before Dusk" by Doris Lessing - Kate, a mother and wife, gets the summer to herself and discovers what she really wants from life. 📖 "All Fours" by Miranda July - an artist in her forties sets off on a great American (but is it really?) journey to face perimenopause, hidden desires and the question of who she really is 📖 "The Corrections" by Jonathan Franzen - the Lambert family, each of them in their own crisis, searches for meaning in relationships and responsibilities. 📖 "Therapy" by David Lodge - Laurence, a television writer in his fifties, searches for answers in therapy, philosophy and memories. 📖 "Intimacy" by Hanif Kureishi - Jay makes a painful decision to leave his family to regain his freedom. It has to hurt, it will hurt. 📖 "O Piękna" by Zadie Smith - two families on the verge of a nervous breakdown, emotions, university, careers, love and children. Listen to the episode and let us know in the comments: which book speaks to you the most? Or maybe you have your own story about finding yourself in the middle of life? 🎧 Subscribe to the channel so you don't miss the next episodes of Drugia Połowa! 📲 Share your thoughts on Instagram or Facebook: @DrugaPolowaPodcast #DrugaPołowa #Podcast #KryzysWiekuŚredniego #Literature