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(4.5) One of my favorite premises is a character reliving their life over and over. So this book was on my radar.
I really liked Grimwood's take on it as, for once, I could relate with the main character's decisions and he added a nice twist to it.
It did become more philosophical and would recommend it if, as a literary fiction or contemporary reader, you're trying to get into sci-fi.
I really liked Grimwood's take on it as, for once, I could relate with the main character's decisions and he added a nice twist to it.
It did become more philosophical and would recommend it if, as a literary fiction or contemporary reader, you're trying to get into sci-fi.
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Jan 20, 2019 02:40PM
Do you know of any other novels that are like this?
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Kimberly wrote: "Do you know of any other novels that are like this?"Similar premise? The first fifteen lives of Harry August
Yes, and that book is good too
similar premise:Dark Matter by Blake Crouch
Life after Life Kate Atkinson
My dream is to find another book that hits me like this one did. It doesn’t necessarily need to be about time travel, just something as amazing as this. Any recommendations? Anybody who loved this book must share about the same taste in book as I do
The 15 lives of Harry August was very, very good. But I would rate Replay as the superior book.
Whisky wrote: "My dream is to find another book that hits me like this one did. It doesn’t necessarily need to be about time travel, just something as amazing as this. Any recommendations? Anybody who loved this ..."Maybe The Humans by Matt Haig? The beginning of the book is funny, it might not be your type of humor but I would still continue since it becomes more serious and philosophical. Basically an alien learning what it is to be human!
Kimberly- Recursion is very much like this, as is The Time Traveler's Wife. You may have read the latter, it was super popular during the aughts. That one really hit my zone!
All You Zombies - Heinlein
Dark Matter and Recursion by Blake Crouch ... And check out the brilliant movie Peggy Sue Got Married
I'd like to add a new one to the list: Meet me in another life by Catriona Silvey
Try Time and Time Again, by Ben Elton.
Version Control by Dexter Palmer is excellent, as well.
David, thanks for the Heilein suggestion. I overlooked that one.
