Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

Two absolutely amazing reads one after the other?

This book starts out engaging, drawing you into the story of the two children who bonded over games. Then it becomes slow and detailed as it takes you through the adult life of these children, still passionate about games. There are some heartbreaking scenes in this book, so be prepared. But this is a beautiful, well written (although sometimes it felt too literary and it annoyed me that the flow of the story was disturbed by a sophisticated unknown literary word which could have been replaced by a normal one most readers would know (I'm looking at you - GROK!), raw and emotional world with adorable characters who do not pretend to be perfect. Kind of sounds like a believable story, in fact, and pulled at all my heartstrings. Definitely would recommend today, and tomorrow and tomorrow. I loved all the game and book references, very refreshing to read.