Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

Very nice book

I am generally not a fan of video games, or even like technology interfering too much into fiction. But this was a great read. The characters are believable, and I find the book believable, albeit a bit sad :(I would definitely recommend reading this.

Amazing, I wanted more of it

Great story. Intriguing interpersonal conflicts. Finely-etched characters....I *know* these people. And, of course, for people who love such things, lots and lots of video game lore.Zevin's fictional characters are as diverse as the factual America; my only criticism of Zevin's work is that she wears her characters' diversity on her sleeve. That is to say, the characters would still have been strong (arguably more so) if Zevin had chosen to be subtle with their diversity. Let the storytelling do the storytelling. Political undercurrents are more intriguing, more entertaining, and more artistically satisfying than political rallies.I will read this novel again after a few years, and I will keep an eye out for Zevin's next work.

I liked it. But all the while couldn’t help feeling that it misses something. Can’t put a finger on it (maybe I am not into games so failed to relate…). It still is a good light read though. Loved Sam, Sadie & their chemistry.

Nice story

This book had me enthralled from the first page till the last. Cannot recommend this enough! I am not a gamer and yet found myself lost in the world of gaming and in the complicated yet beautiful relationships in the book.

I loved it so much..its the kind of work you want to recommend to others...think about it every now and then...would love to read it again and again...ohh...I would sleep with this story...its really good...gives you a different feeling like nostalgia...which only a few things can make you feel...

Very nice book, really recommend it!

As a female gamer who grew up in the same era as the main characters this book was fabulously nostalgic in its coverage of the games and gaming culture of that time. The characters are excellent and they tell a beautiful story of the trials of trauma, friendship, following your passion and identity and how these things shift and change. I especially liked the treatment of a platonic but very deep friendship as this is so rarely covered in novels or media. For me the main characters definitely come across as neurodiverse and their quirks are treated with an openness and without judgement (even if the characters themselves sometimes do judge their own quirks which is to be expected as they navigate the world). Loved this book and ended up reading it slowly to extend my time with these characters.

Enjoyed the book, love story with some ups and downs.Had a bit of nostalgia from some of the games mentioned in the books.

This book made me cry and get angry at people I don't know for the first time since high school. 10/10 read for any millenial who grew up with vidya and would like 400 pages of nostalgia hit.

I love the spray painted edges. Have not finished the book yet but it’s is very easy to read and I resonate with the characters so far.