Today Tonight Tomorrow

Today Tonight Tomorrow

2020 • 384 pages

Ratings26

Average rating3.8

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I loved this book.

That could be my whole review because I love this book and will recommend it to everyone I can.

Today Tonight Tomorrow follows Rowan on her last day of high school as she plays Howl, a scavenger hunt for the senior class to celebrate the end of the year. She ends up partnering with Neil, her longtime rival whom she is definitely not obsessed with.

Over the course of the game, Rowan learns that she didn't really know Neil at all, but she also has to face some harsh truths about herself. And that's what I loved about this book. Rowan realizes she hasn't been a good friend, and that she idealizes things and people. She confronts herself about her issues and tries to be better. I especially liked that this took place throughout the whole book; it wasn't a last-minute revelation. Rowan's personal growth was beautiful.

Today Tonight Tomorrow is one of my favorite books I've read this year. It balanced humor and heart wonderfully, and I want to read 100 books just like it.

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for providing this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

July 27, 2020Report this review