If I See You Again Tomorrow

[3.9] imagine being doomed to repeat the same day, forever on loop in true groundhog day fashion. that's Clark's reality as each iteration plays out the same old way. that is... until it doesn't.

as Clark works to uncover the mechanisms behind his predicament, he also embarks on a personal journey of empathy, vulnerability, and human connection. his character arc shone in brilliant rays, and as the bulk of the story, i was certainly not dissatisfied.

warning to those thinking of picking this up solely in hopes of an epic YA romance: i'd recommend giving it a skip if that's the only thing catching your eye. the romance tag is a bit disingenuous in that very little pagetime is actually dedicated to the romantic interest (felt like <5%), his inclusion, minuscule development, and later ilys falling short. however, if you're looking for a compelling tale exploring loneliness, growth, and interpersonal relationships, i think you'll enjoy this.