I really liked the premise of this book. I've always been interested in stories with magical realism and in this case with multiple realities.

I enjoyed seeing Frankie looked back at her life from different points and perspectives. The story teach us a few lessons and the importance of how life will always get better, no matter the adversities. Frankie got the change of begin her story again and again every single time and try to fix things which I feel like is something that most of us would like to do.

This whole idea of her of visiting five possible lives seemed incredible to me and it kept my attention most of the time.

My only critique is that I wished that the pacing wasn't as slow as it was but overall, I really enjoyed this story.

I stopped after chapter 2 (8%). The book is written in third person present tense, which conceptually skeeves me out (who is the narrator watching their every move?) but I thought the countdown to death was cool and would maybe knock us into past tense upon death. It definitely didn’t happen before the tense stopped being fun.

Thank you to NetGalley and Avon and Harper Voyager for the ARC.

#NetGalleyARC Who doesn't want the chance to redo their past? After falling and knocking her head extremely badly, catch my drift?, Frankie is given the chance to revisit 4 different paths in her life that could have changed everything for her. Frankie is super relatable and written like she could be you or your best friend. I love the idea of seeing how life could have changed for you, keeping in mind that hindsight is 20/20. A great read!

This was a fun enjoyable read! It reminded me of midnight library. I’ll definitely get this when it comes out!

Thank you to NetGalley for providing this ARC.
I enjoyed this book. It is like eight stories in one and each one was interesting and different. The transitions between the different what if scenarios were very well done. I like how Frankie has a point person in her afterlife journey and the banter between Mable and Frankie was amusing.

I liked this book a lot. I really was intrigued by the concept. I mean who wouldn't want to go back and explore the options of "what if". I really liked Mabel, her spirit guide, I guess you could call her.
I liked the different looks into what Frankie's life could have been.
I really liked her look at her family and growing closer with each of her parents through these experiences.
A book I will definitely be recommending.

Thanks NetGalley and the publisher for this ARC

Thank you to Netgalley for the ARC!

This was fun! Exactly the break I needed. It felt like a lighter version of the midnight library, with a dash of British humor and pep. It was a nice little story!

Read this one previously and enjoyed it so much! I'll be sharing more soon, but I love. How this book makes about you think about your life choices and the paths you take.