This Time Tomorrow by Emma Straub
The night before turning 40, Alice’s life isn’t too bad. Even if her employment isn’t precisely what she imagined, she likes it. She enjoys her apartment, her romantic relationship, and her independence, and she cherishes her best friend of all time. Nonetheless, she feels as though something is lacking because of her father’s illness. The following morning, she discovers herself in 1996, reliving her 16th birthday. But it’s not just seeing her high school crush or her teen physique that surprises her; it’s her dad—the vibrant, endearing version of her father who she is reunited with—who is in his 40s or older. Certain old occurrences take on new significance now that she has a fresh perspective on her own life and his. If she had the chance, what would she change?
This Time Tomorrow by Emma Straub
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Alice, who is 40 years old, is shocked when she unexpectedly travels back to her 16th birthday in 1996. But, she realizes she has the chance for more time and a chance to change her future, and by extension, save her father, when she sees her ailing father fully recovered and as endearing as she remembers.
This book, which explored the idea of limitless futures based on the decisions we make in the present, was strange in a beautifully wholesome and sincere way.
