The Worlds Next Door is about friendship and learning that everybody is just as complex and mysterious inside as that old house is.
It’s also about learning how to make the decision to do the right thing—not because you’re guaranteed a good outcome, but just because it’s the right thing.
One of my favorite lines from the book is, “If you can only be happy with your choices if you are happy with the consequences of them, you are using the wrong criteria. Consequences are not in your control.”