Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow: A novel

By Gabrielle Zevin

Sam and Sadie—two college friends, often in love, but never lovers—become creative partners in a dazzling and intricately imagined world of video game design, where success brings them fame, joy, tragedy, duplicity, and, ultimately, a kind of immortality. It is a love story, but not one you have read before.

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Published Jun 25, 2024

416 pages

Average rating: 7.54

6,130 RATINGS

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Readers say *Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow* offers a heartfelt, immersive story about friendship, creativity, love, and loss, exploring how rel...

mbardey
9/10 stars
This book was so sentimental in a way that honors both romantic and non romantic love and legacy.
Annie.S
9/10 stars
I don’t play video games but this novel eloquently weaves a story about profound friendship and storytelling and connectivity of us all. I loved it!
foxland
6/10 stars
As much as I wanted to like this book, it left me wanting for more. What starts out as a beautiful friendship becomes tedious and worn out by the end. Is there hope for reconciliation? Sure. But so much wasted time over ego is just so boring to me. Simple communication could have resolved everything but everyone wants to brood and ruminate over why they are right.
Had some beautiful posts and sentimental moments. I appreciate the writing style and character development. The actual interactions are honest and fun for the most part. I was rooting for them all.
Overall, I closed it and thought “this was book of the YEAR?????” .
jpotenza
10/10 stars
Loved this book.
literarily_occupied
8/10 stars
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ / 4 stars

A book about relationships and the bonds formed among those who share similar passions. In this case the love of video games brings our two main characters together in an unlikely friendship which over the years will come to weather many storms.

I wasn't sure how well I would be able to relate to this book and its characters with its emphasis on the use of gaming and programming language but the life experiences and emotional struggles were hugely relatable.

The narration for this audiobook was done beautifully and made for an enjoyable listen. Part VII was unexpected and particularly moving.

Special thanks to the Libro.fm Librarian ALC program, Penguin Random House Audio, and the author for this complimentary Audiobook Listening Copy.

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