Today Tonight Tomorrow

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Super slow Burn but had super cute moments throughout and the last 100+ pages of the book made up for it.

Bought for my daughter, good quality

It’s the last day of Senior Year for Rowan Roth, and the first thing on her mind is beating Neil McNair one last time. Sure, a lot of other important things should be on her mind—like saying goodbye to her friends, thinking about how things are changing so fast—but somehow, getting the upper hand over Neil always seems to fall into first place in her priorities. They’ve been this way for years, competing over tests, student council elections, classes and, today, valedictorian. But when Neil gets the title, Rowan tries not to be crushed, but she is. And she knows her one last chance is to beat him at Howl, a Senior class game that takes place across Seattle, with a bit of an assassin-vibe to the game.Only, when Rowan finds out there’s a group of Seniors out to get her and Neil for being the overachievers (and taking all the glory for years) she reluctantly teams up with him to get to the end of Howl together—and then it’s fair game. But the more that Rowan and Neil get to know each other, share jokes and let one another in on their secrets—the game and close proximity oozing it out of each other—the more Rowan begins to consider: does she really hate Neil? Or is the feeling more complex than that? And faced with the fact that Neil, someone she long thought hated her, might actually love her, the more Rowan can’t help but feel she’s wasted years fighting with someone when they could’ve been . . . partners.Overall, Today Tonight Tomorrow swept into my life like a love letter to Seattle, mixed with a rivalry-to-adoration story-of-dreams vibe. I can’t tell you how much I adored Rowan and Neil. Getting to know them felt like a true privilege. Rowan’s friends Mara and Kirby were also firm-favourites, but somehow I felt myself truly blinded by the connection between her and Neil. They brought out new colours in each other, and I loved how raw the emotions felt at times, especially when Neil’s past was brought up. This was just such a great read—and I didn’t expect anything less from Rachel. She’s becoming a firm-favourite YA author of mine. An incredible five stars!

the spine is slightly damaged

An exquisite book that manages to convey so many beautiful feelings at once. Today Tonight Tomorrow has a delicious format usually seen in movies, where all the events happen during the final day of high school for Rowan Roth and Neil McNair.In the four years, they both have been attending the same school they have been rivals competing for everything, from grades, a position on the student council, science projects, and most recently the coveted position for valedictorian.But, the last day also has a special celebration for all seniors, a game of HOWL - a scavenger hunt assassin game across the city of Seattle, with a major prize of 5 thousand dollars to the winner. And the battle to settle all scores between Rowan and Neil.Although this is a brief synopsis of Today Tonight Tomorrow I can't begin to encapsulate here how this book is successful in relating those exact feelings that every graduate went through at some point. The giddiness of the last day, paired with fear, regrets, nostalgia, but deep excitement for what's to come. I can't praise Rachel Lynn Solomon's writing skills enough. I hear and talk about books that are unputdownable, this was more than that, I was glad to keep reading it even if it had over 900 pages and never wanted it to end. It was a complete delight to turn every page.I loved how the game o HOWL made this a tribute to Seattle, where we got to follow the clues and guess the locations with the characters. Loved how Rowan has a great passion for romance novels and how throughout the book she goes from embarrassed about them to defending how important and successful the genre is. I loved the tiny details at the beginning of the chapters that added depth and context to the story.Today Tonight Tomorrow was fun, refreshing, and clever. Definitely, a book that I will come back to and read whenever I want something witty and heartfelt. This is going straight to my favorites of the year list, and I can't recommend it enough.

Completely gorgeous rivals to lovers rom-com with an amazing lead pairing of two high achievers who've been desperately trying to outdo each other all through school, only to be forced to team up for a treasure hunt/game of Assassin in which pretty much everyone else is out to get them. I love the development of the relationship as they race around Seattle, while the flashbacks, text messages and other things showing past happenings do an awesome job of adding backstory. A new favourite couple for me; this is massively recommended.

Honestly I enjoyed this book, it was a comfort read for sure. I felt in parts it was slightly slow, however that was the overall plot of the book and therefore is understandable. I loved the characters overall.

Para aqueles que buscam um livro em inglês para ler, super recomendo! Prende desde o início com o enemies to lovers que a gente tanto ama.

This might be my nostalgia speaking but I really looooved this book and it was amazing how a YA book can still make me feel ALL the feelings! Top tier academic rivals to lovers, Neil and Rowan have my heart and I am so excited to see what they are up to in college. I loved how nostalgic the whole book is, for the end of high school and saying goodbye and it emanated those feelings perfectly. It takes places over the course of 24 hours but the snippets of their rivalry we get along the way manage to give us the full and clear picture. And the way Rowan starts realizing her feelings for Neil, slowly but surely left me squeaking and shaking my book. The game they had to play for the end of high school which brought them together was also fun to read about and was a great concept and just the whole journey plays out so perfectly - movie-style perfectly! I loved Rowan love for romance novels and how she reminded me I should never be ashamed of reading them, but I loved the most about it was how Neil was the first and for a while the only who knew about her love for them. It is true we are most our true selves with our so-called enemies. This book was sweet, soft, nostalgic, exciting and heartwarming (probably a bunch of other adjectives but I am not a writer like Rowan so you get these basic ones).

Un buen libro, con una historia de enemies to lovers que te dejará enamorado, lo súper recomiendo

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