Gabrielle Zevin

Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow
A novel by Gabrielle Zevin about video game developers and friendship
56 people recommend this
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IsabelFirst to rec“love the centering of friendship. still pops into my mind often.”
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Rebecca Atwood“I think about this book weekly, sometimes daily”
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Samin“An ode to friendship and making art.”
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Amy“You won’t want this one to end!”
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Cally“This book is so good and surprising and is being made into a movie. I've yet to read something like it. Marx <3”
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Daniela“Obviously, the cover for this book is amazing and luckily it 100% matches the content. It’s such a complete piece of literature. Fun, sad, smart, referential, aspirational. One of my favorites in a while.”
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Claire Simon“I binged this and I don’t even like video games”
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Kelsey“Could not read it fast enough”
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JRecsThis“Best book I thought I was going to hate, bc video games.”
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Paige“So immersive, I got totally swept away. Made me want to call all my friends and tell them I love them.”
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Rachel Gaede“9/10 worth the hype”
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Nandi Bhargava“Something pretentious but really excellent is re-reading a passage of a book at the real location, so for this one ~600 tourists observed my silent tears/sweating at Senbon Torii, Kyoto (worth it). 4.6/5”
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Maggie Knight“I know everyone has read this book by now but it’s been on my mind with the casting of the adaptation. I loved these characters and plot.”
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fairuseabby“Platonic friendship, video game design, chronic illness, and ambition. Fast and sweet and heartbreaking.”
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Carlotta“I would never have guessed from the video game heavy premise that this would be one of the most moving and thought provoking books. The characters are richly drawn and there’s an unforgettable chapter that seems at first to be from the perspective of a bird …”
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Alexis“Poignant story about what it means to be seen, to see, and to love someone.”
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Cristina Sciarra“An exquisite love story, of sorts. Video games, literary fiction—who cares when the storytelling is this good.”
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Maryn“cried my eye balls out”
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Erika“Friendships, love, computer game design in the 90s”
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Laura Gardner Longo“One of the best literary deaths ever written…🪶🕊️”
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Thish“Friendship, play, creativity and how to come back from mistakes. How to make something meaningful in your life and work. All the good things!”
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Karen Fischer“This is all about video games!”
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Mel“Heartbreaking and heartwarming at the same time. A friendship that last 30 years and the ups and downs that accompany it. Just a beautiful story, period.”
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Marley“Not my favorite ending, but an excellent, long story that was unpredictable and so well written.”
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Natasha Feldman“If you still don't know what an NPC is, you will by the end of this book.”
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Anne G“I thought about these characters for a long time after finishing.”
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GRS77“An all time favorite. I usually don’t like sad books, but this was excellent. Worth it.”
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Christine“Absolutely adored.”
Robin Reetz“A book that took turns I didn't expect and thoroughly enjoyed. Worth a read, and a re-read.”
Shannon Kehler“Everyone’s read it already, I know. I thoroughly enjoyed this book, felt like hanging out with old friends. The relationships are so genuine and sweet. Can’t wait to read it again one day.”
bradshaw“ripped my heart out of my chest then put it back and stitched it up. genuinely a feeling i don’t know if i’ll have from any other book.”
Caitrin Chappelle“I avoided this book because I avoid video games. What a mistake. I ended up, loving not only the characters but the worlds that they built through their shared art.”
elizarr“a book that makes you admire the creative world building of authors and upon each re-read gives you more. this book pulled me in and tore at my heart”
Elizabeth Walker“One of the best novels I’ve read in the last ten years.”
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