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You Had Me at "Time Travel" I love a time-travel story in any genre, and this Greedy Reading List offers Time-travel and time shifts allow a story to go places it otherwise never could, allowing for unusual If you're intrigued by time-travel stories, you might also like the books on the Greedy Reading Lists Six Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore and Six Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life Stories . In this science fiction novel, Mandel plays with time and time travel as well as mysteries surrounding

More Time-Travel Adventures I love a book that plays with time--the possibilities of trying things a My first Greedy Reading List of books that focused on this theme was Six Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore, which I followed with Six Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore. Here are six more novels across genres that kept me hooked on their time-travel stories. Do you have any favorite books that involve time travel?

You Had Me at "Time Travel" I love a time-travel story in any genre. Time-travel and time shifts allow the story to go places it otherwise never could, allowing for unusual If you're intrigued by time-travel stories, you might also like the books on the Greedy Reading Lists Six Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore and Six Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life Stories. In this science fiction novel, Mandel plays with time and time travel as well as mysteries surrounding

The Time-Travel Books What are your favorite time-travel books? I had trouble narrowing down this list, and I love a time-travel book in any genre. If you're intrigued by time-travel stories, you might also like the books on the Greedy Reading List Also, time travel! and how time travelers affect realities--but I loved suspending my disbelief to be part of it.

When he begins to have memory loss and other odd symptoms, he realizes it’s linked to his past time travel Also, time travel! This totally hit the spot. Mastai provides a fascinating story with time travel, alternate realities, love, loss, humor, bravery and how time travelers affect realities--but I loved suspending my disbelief to be part of it. I had trouble narrowing down this list, and I love a time travel book in any genre.

Lepucki's strange, interesting time-travel novel centers around betrayal, broken hearts, second chances But Ursa's ability to travel through time has, unbeknownst to all, passed on to Ray's child Opal. The time travel itself is fascinating. If you're intrigued by time-travel stories, you might also like the books on the Greedy Reading Lists Six Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore, Six More Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore, and Six

This captivating story involves time travel, but it's primarily about deep human connections, complete with fantastic, funny banter; awkward adjustments to the time period; and love and deep heartbreak. They're from other times in history. I was obsessed with the various expats' awkward, funny, sometimes poignant adjustments to their new time To read about other books I've reviewed that play with time, please check out this link.

Riddle's time-travel story centers around reconciling the inability to change what has already occurred I love a time-travel book (see lists of some of my favorites, linked below). In A.G. I don't pretend to have succeeded in comprehending the heart of the time-travel premise here, but it Time-Travel Stories to Explore and Six Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life Stories--or you can search this site for other Bossy reviews of books that involve time travel.

Straub offers a wonderful story that plays with time, explores sentimental moments, offers do-overs, I am a huuuuuuge fan of books that play with time, and Straub offers up all the best parts of a time-travel book in This Time Tomorrow. She soaks in time with her healthy, vital father. of cutting to the heart of a situation without wasting time.

Gillian McAllister offers a smart, intriguing, twisty story that plays with time and offers second chances Gillian McAllister's twisty mystery Wrong Place Wrong Time plays with time, and I love books that play with time. My Greedy Reading Lists Six Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore and Six Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life Stories highlight some of my very favorite books that twist time!

she wondered, was this what love was, to persist when you didn't want to, to try for patience another time In Hanna Pylväinen's The End of Drum-Time, it's 1851 in the Arctic Circle, and a small community of reindeer Their cultures are sometimes mysteries to each other, and at times conflict greatly with others' traditions The End of Drum-Time was intriguing and kept me interested throughout; it was brutal and frustrating I read The End of Drum-Time as my March book club book.

In Ann Liang's young adult rom-com This Time It's Real, when seventeen-year-old Eliza's class essay about She's moved so many times in her life, by now she realizes no one's going to bother understanding her In This Time It's Real, Ann Liang's funny dialogue, characters' various interpersonal challenges and

ICYMI: In Matt Haig's How to Stop Time, main protagonist Tom Hazard lives for centuries but is not allowed In How to Stop Time, Matt Haig explores the beauty and the horror of time as it spools on essentially But there were many lovely, lovely moments in How to Stop Time, and I really like Haig's writing style If you like books that play with time, you might also like the books on the Greedy Reading Lists Six Fascinating Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life Stories and Six Riveting Time-Travel Escapes.

As he did in a different way in his novel Nothing to See Here, in Now Is Not the Time to Panic, Wilson

Sarah Rees Brennan offers a funny, dark, clever story within a story in which the heroes and villains are redefined, redemption is always possible, revenge is sweet, and rewriting the story doesn't always shift the plot in the way you'd expect. I love a story that flips a traditional setup, and Long Live Evil  is my most recent favorite in the Villains Are People Too book trend (check out two of my recommendations in this vein below). Rae has always taken comfort in books. But now she's dying, and in a panic, she makes a magical deal in which she lives on...in the world of her sister's favorite fantasy series. But when she dives into the book, wars are being waged, and Rae quickly figures out that she's not the heroine of the story. She's the villain. And only she can organize the rest of the plotting, dark, moody, sometimes exasperating bad guys (and girls) in an attempt to change all of their futures. As Rae falls into the role of the evil sister plotting against the beautiful, sweet heroine Leah, she feigns amnesia to cover her ignorance about how this new world works and how she fits into the story. But when Rae begins tinkering with characters, trying to shift the plot--posing as a prophet telling the future--she figures out that she's not the only one who came from the "real world" and has infiltrated the story. She wishes she'd paid more attention to certain plot points that are life-and-death important to her now. And she also realizes she may not be helping the cast of characters or securing her own safety; she may be making everything worse. If she can get to the magical flower that rarely blooms and could transport her back to her biological family, she'll be able to leave all of this complication behind. But she's begun to realize that her fictional family and chosen family in her new life have become precious to her, and it also dawns on her that she may be the key to saving them from the unforeseen evil that could destroy them forever. This is so funny, sometimes dark, and it has lots of heart. For two other great books that take a sympathetic, darkly playful view of a villain, check out Hench and Starter Villain . I'd love to hear your thoughts about this book! I listened to Long Live Evil  as an audiobook courtesy of Libro.fm. Sarah Rees Brennan is also the author of the fantastic character-driven young-adult fantasy In Other Lands .

considers applying for the powerful Conseil, which makes decisions about who is allowed to anonymously travel You might also like the books on my Greedy Reading Lists Six Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore, Six More Time-Travel Stories to Dive Into, and Six More Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore.

Many of us, I think, puzzle out our identities only over time, figuring out who we are and what we need I loved reading this and spending time with Michelle Obama.

Spyra frequently made me verrrry uncomfortable as I read Big Time, her collection of stories. The standout highlights of Big Time for me were two clever, funny stories I really liked, "The Secret female celebrities as part of a private club through which they pull strings and wield power) and "Big Time

T. seem to have been thrown forward in time and into the thick of young adulthood. But why? I looove a book that plays with time. If you're intrigued by time-travel stories, you might also like the books on the Greedy Reading Lists Six Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore and Six Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life Stories, Six More Time-Travel Stories to Dive Into, and Six More Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore.

of magical books, a makeshift team of world-savers, plenty of danger, various villains, and repeated time travel. Authors of time-travel books must decide whether characters may change past events or simply witness During that time she did set into motion an important yet brief plan for the future, and she and her If you like the sound of this book, you may want to check out other Bossy reviews of time-travel books

illness...until she realizes that the red door and visions of the past are real memories from her own time-travel June Farrow is biding her time on her family's flower farm in the small town of Jasper, North Carolina Young builds a story of traveling through time and of shimmers of other realities that might have been Unmaking of June Farrow involves some maddening determination on certain characters' parts to keep the time-travel of cause and effect, and for much of the book I wasn't certain that the bundle of events affected by time-travel

May explains her own yearning to power down and turn inward during difficult times, and she connects nonfiction ode to settling in, stepping back, and slowing down, she explores her own experiences with times

While taking the reader through her children's health crises, Philpott considers the power of worry, of love, and of trying to let go and simply live. When you’re an adult who thinks your own churning mind is what keeps everything safe, it’s called anxious. In her newest memoir Bomb Shelter, Mary Laura Philpott explores her worries about and views of the world, and she ponders existential questions about life and death. Philpott considers her paralyzing fear of her children's health challenges and takes the reader through the emergence of her son's epilepsy and her daughter's asthma; she considers aspects of her parents' lives previously unknown to her; and she pieces together facts about her family that she had never recognized. As Philpott wonders with dread what else could go awry, she faces that she has subconsciously believed that the power of her active caring and worrying could possibly prevent future tragedies. As far as I can tell, the uncertain part is: every second we’re alive, until the last. Philpott faces the unwelcome yet freeing reality that so much is out of our control, and she considers whether appreciating the fragility of moments--and the beauty of this fragility--may be the key to staying sane as we enter the unknown events of the future. Do you have any Bossy thoughts about this book? Mary Laura Philpott is also the author of the memoir I Miss You When I Blink. I listened to Bomb Shelter as an audiobook.

He repeatedly attempts to time travel to the night Amy disappeared, but the amount of time he can spend The structure of the story and its focus on Joe and his attempt to master time travel didn't allow me travel (as part of a classic time-travel conundrum involving alternate paths and lives). Yet I loved the premise of this story, and I do love a time-travel book and a mystery. , Do-Over, Reliving-Life Stories or some of the other time-travel stories I've reviewed.

Dawson's upcoming novel about a magical circus and time travel, The First Bright Thing. Dawson Rin flits from moment to moment in time while her wife Odette soars high above on the trapeze World War I is still fresh in everyone's minds, and the circus travels the United States lightening moods sounds intriguing, you might also be interested in the books on my Greedy Reading Lists Six Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore, Six Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life Stories, and Six More Riveting Time-Travel

Riddle's twisty time-travel mind-bender that's also about responsibility and causality; and I'm listening Riddle You may already know that I love a time-travel book (see my lists of favorites below). dangerous criminals back in time--to the time of dinosaurs, presumably to fight for their survival and Time-Travel Stories to Explore and Six Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life Stories--or you can search this site for other Bossy reviews of books that involve time travel. 03 The Book Woman's Daughter by

But I felt unmoored by the enormous shift into time travel and its inspiration within the story: a passionate But the story of The Invisible Hour makes a massive shift halfway through, when--spoiler--Mia travels And I love a time-travel story! Mia is compelled and able to travel through time because of the power of her determination to meet her I generally love time-travel novels, but I didn't feel engaged by the time-travel situation or feel invested

set in a 1920s circus world as World War II looms; I'm reading When the Day Comes, Gabrielle Meyer's time-travel Putnam's Sons. 02 When the Day Comes by Gabrielle Meyer I loooove a time-travel book! When I was posting on my Instagram page about some of my favorite books that play with time, a fellow Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore and Six Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life Stories--or you can search this site for other Bossy reviews of books that involve time travel. 03 The Box in the Woods

about natural disaster and new beginnings; I'm reading Twice in a Lifetime, Melissa Baron's romantic time-travel courtesy of NetGalley and Grand Central Publishing. 02 Twice in a Lifetime by Melissa Baron I love a time-travel If you like books that play with time, you might also like the books on my Greedy Reading Lists Six Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore and Six Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life Stories--or you can search this site for other Bossy reviews of books that involve time travel.

In this science fiction novel, Mandel plays with time and time travel as well as mysteries surrounding extensive moon colonization (and the beginnings of further flung settlements), author Olive Llewellyn is traveling The time travel and multiple story lines and odd, interesting, untethered moments that kept me from settling Do you like books that play with time? list on the Greedy Reading Lists Six Second-Chance, Do-Over, Reliving-Life Stories or Six Riveting Time-Travel

aunt-niece bond, the peeks into the NYC worlds of publishing and restaurants, and the playing with time Her aunt always said the apartment was a "pinch in time," where timelines blurred together. somehow the same amount of time seems to have passed in the present? remain in that time--involve complex rules she seemed to somehow largely be aware of. Time-Travel Stories to Explore, Six More Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore, and Six Second-Chance

Here are the six books I most loved reading this past month: time travel, historical fiction, a mother's time-travel novel centers around betrayal, broken hearts, second chances, and the power of hate--and When she flees to remote California, her ability to travel through memory to revisit the past secures goddess--and the children being horrifically neglected as the women enjoy proximity highs when Ursa time-travels The time travel itself is fascinating.

I loved suspending my disbelief for Mastai's fascinating story of time travel, alternate realities, love Mastai provides a fascinating story with time travel, alternate realities, love, loss, humor, bravery I didn't always follow the logic as laid out in the book--the supposed development of time travel itself and how time travelers affect realities--but I loved suspending my disbelief to be part of it. This book is on my Greedy Reading List Six Riveting Time-Travel Escapes.

Kin Stewart will have to break all the rules of time travel to preserve the existence of his daughter Kin Stewart was a time-traveling secret agent in 2142, but he became stranded in the 1990s when a mission When he begins to have memory loss and other odd symptoms, he realizes it’s linked to his past time travel Also, time travel! This totally hit the spot. This was also listed in my Greedy Reading List of Six Riveting Time-Travel Escapes.

I'm listening to And Then She Disappeared, a mystery about a decades-past disappearance that involves time travel and is the first in a series. But when, in an attempt to cure his insomnia, he undergoes hypnotherapy...he finds out that he can travel back through time. He repeatedly attempts to time travel to the night Amy disappeared, but the time he can spend in the

It was time for something new. , interesting time-travel novel centers around betrayal, broken hearts, second chances, and the power When she flees to remote California, her ability to travel through memory to revisit the past secures goddess--and the children being horrifically neglected as the women enjoy proximity highs when Ursa time-travels The time travel itself is fascinating.

In This is How You Lose the Time War, authors El-Mohtar and Gladstone present rival elite agents, Red The battle spans threads of time over centuries and various branching strands of reality. and Blue to begin corresponding in clever, increasingly showy and intricate ways through space and time , at times focusing more on the exceptionally elaborate crafting of messages to each other (hidden in But I had a hard time locking onto the ethereal, sometimes abstract, often poetically beautiful text

Although the first section felt manic and uneven as Green hurtled through time, the second point of view But something's off: he's started hurtling through time, and he can't stop, which means he can't hold Green's timeline, and she knows that there's no assurance she'll ever get back to her own original time The early scenes felt zany and disjointed, even without the time travel element. to occur in the future, as a crack team attempts to understand how to send Zada back to meet him in time

Upgrade here , my review of his novel Recursion (mentioned in the Greedy Reading List Six Riveting Time-Travel fancy when she bought and learned to run the Hamptons store Barefoot Contessa--necessitating extended time astronauts orbiting the earth at seventeen thousand miles an hour, clinging to Coordinated Universal Time

Two of these books also made it onto my Six Riveting Time-Travel Escapes Greedy Reading List--along with Mastai provides a fascinating story with time travel, alternate realities, love, loss, humor, bravery travel itself and how time travelers affect realities--but I loved suspending my disbelief to be part Claire North has crafted a fascinating, twisty, thoughtful time-travel story. Nora dips in and out of different lives, trying on careers, love lives, travel adventures, fame and fortune

evangelical preacher Beth Moore's memoir, All My Knotted-Up Life ; I'm listening to Melissa Caruso's time-travel For Bossy reviews of many other books that play with time, you can check out the books and lists at this

book of Blake Crouch's haunting mystery trilogy, secret agent Ethan Burke tries to grasp the shifts in time I began to tire of this ongoing frustration. Theresa's mysterious encounter with an odd man makes it even more clear that time is not passing in a anchor me within the ever-evolving revelations surrounding the world of Wayward Pines , its shifting time Upgrade here , my review of his novel Recursion (mentioned in the Greedy Reading List Six Riveting Time-Travel

Henry; and I'm reading Secondhand Daylight, Eugen Bacon and Andrew Hook's science fiction story about time travel gone wrong--and a connection from the future that could be one man's saving grace. 03 Secondhand Daylight by Eugen Bacon and Andrew Hook Green is just an ordinary guy, jumping through time But something's off: he's unable to stop hurtling through time, which means he can't hold onto relationships

The Books I'm Reading Now I'm listening to Edan Lepucki's science-fiction time-travel novel, Time's Mouth 01 Time's Mouth by Edan Lepucki When Ursa was a child she was horribly abused by her father, and while When she flees to remote California, her ability to travel through memory to revisit the past secures But Ursa's ability to travel through time has, unbeknownst to all, passed on to Ray's child Opal. He single-mindedly travels through Reconstruction-era United States on a search for A.J.

I had a great reading summer, so I had a tough time deciding on the six books I most loved reading during by Gillian McAllister Gillian McAllister offers a smart, intriguing, twisty story that plays with time For my full review of this book, check out Wrong Place, Wrong Time. If you're intrigued by time-travel stories, you might also like the books on the Greedy Reading Lists Six Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore, Six More Riveting Time-Travel Stories to Explore, and Six

stories by Claire Keegan, So Late in the Day: Stories of Women and Men; I'm reading Amy Lea's feel-good time-travel T. seem to have been thrown forward in time and into the thick of young adulthood.

Two of these books also made it onto my Six Riveting Time-Travel Escapes Greedy Reading List--along with Mastai provides a fascinating story with time travel, alternate realities, love, loss, humor, bravery travel itself and how time travelers affect realities--but I loved suspending my disbelief to be part Claire North has crafted a fascinating, twisty, thoughtful time-travel story. Nora dips in and out of different lives, trying on careers, love lives, travel adventures, fame and fortune

The Books I'm Reading Now I'm reading Kaliana Bradley's witty time-travel story The Ministry of Time; 01 The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley In a world of the near future, a young woman is one of many They're from other times. To read about other books I've reviewed that play with time, check out this link. By the time their sophomore year is half over, one of the fraternity boys from next door is dead, Lucy

Here are my six favorite reads of the past month: a book that plays with time, a book that plays with 01 Lost in Time by A.G. Riddle A.G. Riddle's time-travel story centers around reconciling the inability to change what has already occurred I love a time-travel book (see lists of some of my favorites, linked below). In A.G. I don't pretend to have succeeded in comprehending the heart of the time-travel premise here, but it

I will, after all, happily read stories about talking dragons, or fantastical worlds, or time travel, She traveled with almost nothing...but she did bring her unwieldy, heavy home gelato maker?