Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin

Written By Zoya Dixon

Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow - made me appreciate gaming and the video game industry! I had no idea what this looked like, as I am not a gamer. But maybe I could be one?! Also love the complexity of the relationship between the two characters and how the author does not automatically settle on romantic interest in the book.

Zoya Dixon
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