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A review by sulata
Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin
4.0
3.5 stars
While the first 300 pages were absolutely wonderful, it got a bit dull toward the end.
The book takes you on a journey from Sadie and Sam's early years to their rise in the gaming industry. The overall setup of the book and the way Gabrielle's ability to dive you into a gaming world is amazing. I enjoyed the book's exploration of themes like friendship, creativity, chronic pain, and mental illness.
Although it didn't completely win me over, the book showcases its artistry and the gaming world it portrays. If you're a gaming enthusiast, this book might just be worth a shot.
While the first 300 pages were absolutely wonderful, it got a bit dull toward the end.
The book takes you on a journey from Sadie and Sam's early years to their rise in the gaming industry. The overall setup of the book and the way Gabrielle's ability to dive you into a gaming world is amazing. I enjoyed the book's exploration of themes like friendship, creativity, chronic pain, and mental illness.
Although it didn't completely win me over, the book showcases its artistry and the gaming world it portrays. If you're a gaming enthusiast, this book might just be worth a shot.