This Time Tomorrow: A Novel

This book for me felt too rushed to end the story. Around chapter 5 it just fell flat, too many unresolved stories.

Tiny bit cliche but sweet and pensive at the same time. Especially relatable if you’re someone who’s sentimental about New York.

Approaching her 40th birthday, Alice is devoted to her father, who raised her alone after he mother left. Alice finds watching her father waste away in the hospital to be unbearable. So when she discovers a portal that allows her to relive the day of her 16th birthday, she is determined figure out how to change his life so that he doesn't get sick. What she discovers as she lives though many iterations of the day is that perhaps quality is a l...read more

This book really makes you think about how your actions can either have none or drastic impacts on your future — I know that likely doesn’t make sense, but those who have read it will understand. Through it all, love and friendship persists.

I like time travel movies and TV series, so I wanted to read a time travel book. I thought it might be predictable but it wasn't as predictable as I thought.