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A Way Back To You (2000)

by Emily Gray Clawson(Favorite Author)

3.97 of 5 Votes: 3

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review 1: Time travel. I know, books with it usually involve a lot of really lame, or really detailed methods for their time travel. This book didn't really explain, or dwell on the how, or the why. It just happened and shed had to make the best of it.Who of us would want to go back to our 16 year-old selves? But armed with her 38 year-old mind, she manages to make the best of things and help herself prepare for her future - one where her husband dies.It's a great emotional story that I could relate to a lot.
review 2: Ann's husband died 2 years ago. She has barely lived-surviving on the most base level for her children. Desperate for a break, she sleeps at her parent's house only to wake up 16. On the worst day of her teenage life. I thought the book was cute. ... moreKnowing that her future husband was across town was driving her crazy, yet her obsession drove me crazy. Multiple times she talks about possible ramifications meeting him other than how she had in her "first life" yet she is set on seeing him again.I do have to say the ending was good. I liked that she wasn't able to magically make everything perfect, but was able to change from the experience. less

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