I have just finished reading Time After Time and I wanted to say I bloody loved it! It was such a joy to read, predictable enough that I could enjoy reading it and exploring the characterisation but still with plenty of surprises along the way! There is a wonderful surprise that makes the reading experience so immersive! I loved that the last chapter was a 5 years later because it answered all of the questions I wanted to know by the end of the book! I feel so honoured that I got to read it before it’s official release and I can’t wait to buy a copy for my bookshelf!
The characters feel so real and the story of Tabitha and her little shop of treasures is one I hope everyone gets to read.
My one criticism would be that there is an overuse of lengthy brackets which can make it choppy to read in places.

Thank you so much for the opportunity to read/review this beautiful book. Full review to come here and on blog. As an eighties baby I’m very excited to read this book. I love the premise and also coming from a small community it seems like it will be very relatable. I absolutely can’t wait to read & follow Tabby’s journey.

Sometimes you have to go back, to move forwards.

Tabby is stuck. She still lives in the small town she grew up in . . . the town she's barely ever left.
So, when her dad drops a bombshell over their weekly Sunday dinner, Tabby takes a look at her own life. She lives firmly in her comfort zone and doesn't know how to break out. Sometimes she wishes she could go back and start all over again.
When she meets Bea, a free spirit like no one else she's ever known with an 'interesting' sense of style, Tabby quickly befriends her, recognising in Bea the change she's been craving. But soon it becomes clear that more has changed than her new friend. Somehow Tabby has been transported back to the 1980s.
With the chance to reinvent herself in another time, will Tabby finally manage to move forward?