If I See You Again Tomorrow

De: Robbie Couch

Narrado por: Kurt Kanazawa

A New York Times bestseller!

From the author of The Sky Blues and Blaine for the Win comes a speculative young adult romance about a teen stuck in a time loop that’s endlessly monotonous until he meets the boy of his dreams.

For some reason, Clark has woken up and relived the same monotonous Monday 309 times. Until Day 310 turns out to be…different. Suddenly, his usual torturous math class is interrupted by an anomaly—a boy he’s never seen before in all his previous Mondays.

When shy, reserved Clark decides to throw caution to the wind and join effusive and effervescent Beau on a series of “errands” across the Windy City, he never imagines that anything will really change, because nothing has in such a long time. And he definitely doesn’t expect to fall this hard or this fast for someone in just one day.

There’s just one problem: how do you build a future with someone if you can never get to tomorrow?

©2023 Robbie Couch. All rights reserved. (P)2023 Simon & Schuster, Inc. All rights reserved.

The strange nature of the universe

Clark has been stuck in time for 310 days. He wakes up at 7:15 every day. Every night at 11:16 begins a new day when he wakes up at 7:15 in the morning. He doesn’t know why. But, it turns out, he’s not alone and 310 was the best day of his life.

The thing is that Clark and Beau have very different beliefs regarding the reasons why they’re stuck in time. Was either of them right? Hard to say and we’ll never know.

About Clark. He’s kind of an introvert. His parents just got divorced and his best friend suddenly moved from Chicago to Austin, Texas. He placed all of the blame for the divorce on his mother.

Beau is an extrovert. Spontaneity is what he lives for. His father died not that long ago (relevant to the story) and he had a dead beat mother. He ended up living with his grandparents and they weren’t kind to him.

I said they had different ideas about what would free them from living the day repeatedly and each pursued that path in the own way. Extrovert Beau ends up shying away from this things that gave his repeated day meaning whereas Clark did things he’d never thought possible and came out of his shell.

One theory, with evidence, was that no one stuck in the “loop” survived beyond one year and these two met 310 days in. Clark did everything possible to make sure they survived (not spoiling it) and then it came to the final few minutes of their existence. They did finally get together but was it too late? I have to say I don’t know the answer right up until the very end. Regardless of the outcome we got two people who struggled through life in their own way and found happiness.

Great premise

Great premise and unfolding of the story. Fun and kept me guessing. Now I wonder how many people are in a time loop.

Great Story That Happens to Have Gay Characters

What a fantastically written book! I love time travel/time loop stories. This one is all about the mystery and twist and turns. Great narrator as well who acts with a subtleties and depth. The character voices are distinctive but not distracting. 10/10 all the way.

Loved it!

There is nothing like a story that sweeps you away and leaves you breathless. I love these characters. Clark is a narrator I could adventure with indefinitely, and Emory… I love that boy! 10/10 would recommend.

An Awesome story

I had a fantastic time listening to this book. I absoulte love Clark, Beau, and all the supporting characters in this story. I will definitely read/listen to more books from this author. Great Performance from the narrator as well.

Great read

Really enjoyed this book. The ending was happy! Getting to the ending was exciting and I looked forward to being in the car to listen to the book.

Lightning paced, riveting time loop story

Bravo Robbie Couch! Pretty obviously inspired by Bill Murray's classic "Groundhog Day" -- the title is even worked into one scene -- the entrancing writing, relatable protagonist and tour de force performance make this unlikely premise seem not only plausible, but compelling. While the main character is trapped in his time loop, the sequences never seem repetitive and in fact enhance the suspense by carefully sharing information that will lead to a denouement as thrilling and satisfying as Couch's conclusion in The Sky Blues. One Quibble: we would have loved to have seen much more of Beau DuPont! Maybe in a sequel starring Beau?

Another fantastic story from Robbie Couch!

I'm such a fan of Robbie Couch. I adored his debut novel, The Sky Blues, really enjoyed Blaine for the Win, and after finishing If I See You Again Tomorrow, I'm a fan for life. Unless of course he goes off the rails in any subsequent books and kills favorite characters.

This is only the second book I've read where the main character was stuck in a time loop and I found it very entertaining, if not a little stressful- will he ever get back to his daily life?!? I'm not sure how I'd handle reliving the same day over and over again, but I don't think I'd handle it as well as Clark did. 300+ days until there's a glitch in the matrix and he finally meets someone new- I'd probably would have gone off the rocker by day 30, if not sooner! And then for Beau to ghost him, after one spectacular day? Come on man! You're both stuck, help each other out!

The romance was sweet, if a little quick to happen in a very short time. I do wish we had gotten a little more at the end, but I'll just imagine how things worked out for them!

Kurt Kanazawa is a new to me narrator and I really enjoyed his performance! He sounded age appropriate, and that's a huge thing for me with YA audiobooks. I'll definitely be checking to see what else he's narrating, he's got a great voice.

Wow

WHY WAS THIS SO GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!! omg omg omg omg omg one of my favs now

i am damaged.

buy this if you want your heart ripped out and your soul broken. then put back together, piece by piece.