Second half of my #bookhaul! Can't wait to dive into these! (Except actually I can cause the book I'm reading now is really good -- nice problems to have 🙂)
Second half of my #bookhaul! Can't wait to dive into these! (Except actually I can cause the book I'm reading now is really good -- nice problems to have 🙂)
Marsh finds herself the contestant on a reality show with a quantum bubble that allows her to test out different lives (and we get a choose your own adventure component), but things start to get a little odd. I found this book wildly creative and really enjoyed it for the most part, but the CYOA component really didn‘t work by the end for listening straight through, as it caused a lot of repetition.
I read this book before seeing the author speak at the National Book Festival in DC. The concept is intriguing--a game show that allows you to change key moments of your past via "quantum bubbling"--but the story itself was a bit messy. The changes become increasingly frantic and the mechanism or rules involved don't seem entirely clear.The "choose your own adventure" aspect was promising but didn't quite pay off. Still, an inventive read.
If you had the chance to change your life to make it exactly the way you want it, would you?
This is a fun, fast moving book about life choices.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the advance copy.