Thirty-one new stories — the library has more than doubled. A church-basement soup kitchen on the fifty-second Wednesday. A children's lost-and-found log that stops being ordinary halfway down the page. A dish you spent a year getting right, credited to someone else while the camera is still rolling. A dog who checks every new room for a couch that isn't there any more. Three stories are free, and they are the three we would hand a stranger first. We also went back through the older ones. Twenty-one were rewritten: fewer letters and notes that tell you how to feel, more moments where the two options are genuinely two different people. And in a number of stories the choices you made along the way weren't really deciding your ending. Now they are. Every scene has its own illustration. Endings show the picture they earned. The little book on the home screen turns again.