See You Yesterday (Export)
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Summary
From the author of Today Tonight Tomorrow comes a magical romance in the vein of The Opposite of Always and Palm Springs about a teen girl forced to relive her disastrous first day of college—only to discover that her archnemesis is stuck in the time loop with her。
Barrett Bloom is hoping college will be a fresh start after her messy high school experience。 But when school starts on September 21st， everything goes wrong。 She can’t switch out of her Physics 101 class even after being humiliated by the awkward guy sitting next to her， and she botches her interview for the college paper。 At a frat party that night， she accidentally tips over a tiki torch and sets the place on fire。 She panics and flees， and when she realizes her roommate locked her out of their dorm， she falls asleep on a couch in the common room。
The next morning， Barrett’s perplexed to find herself back in her dorm room bed， no longer smelling of ashes and crushed dreams。 It’s September 21st。 Again。 And after a confrontation with Miles， the guy from her physics class， she learns she’s not alone—he’s been trapped for months。
When her attempts to fix her timeline fail， she agrees to work with Miles to figure out what’s going on。 They start skipping their classes in favor of the library and research trips that take them into the unexplored underbelly of the university and across state lines。 As Barrett starts to fall for Miles， the two of them must find a way to grow and change alongside the shifting fabric of the universe。 But the one question they can’t answer is what they’ll mean to each other if they finally make it to tomorrow。
Barrett Bloom is hoping college will be a fresh start after her messy high school experience。 But when school starts on September 21st， everything goes wrong。 She can’t switch out of her Physics 101 class even after being humiliated by the awkward guy sitting next to her， and she botches her interview for the college paper。 At a frat party that night， she accidentally tips over a tiki torch and sets the place on fire。 She panics and flees， and when she realizes her roommate locked her out of their dorm， she falls asleep on a couch in the common room。
The next morning， Barrett’s perplexed to find herself back in her dorm room bed， no longer smelling of ashes and crushed dreams。 It’s September 21st。 Again。 And after a confrontation with Miles， the guy from her physics class， she learns she’s not alone—he’s been trapped for months。
When her attempts to fix her timeline fail， she agrees to work with Miles to figure out what’s going on。 They start skipping their classes in favor of the library and research trips that take them into the unexplored underbelly of the university and across state lines。 As Barrett starts to fall for Miles， the two of them must find a way to grow and change alongside the shifting fabric of the universe。 But the one question they can’t answer is what they’ll mean to each other if they finally make it to tomorrow。
Reviews
Laura ✨ basicbookbabes ✨
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This is my first RLS YA book and I can gladly say she does YA romance just as well as some of her big hits。 I loved both Barrett and Miles from the start and I couldn't help but cheer for them as they faced some of their toughest moments while stuck together on the first day of school， over and over again。 Rom coms with time travel aren't really my cup of tea， but I loved the focus on physics and science that Miles put into their situation and it helped it feel a little less of a reach。 And we L This is my first RLS YA book and I can gladly say she does YA romance just as well as some of her big hits。 I loved both Barrett and Miles from the start and I couldn't help but cheer for them as they faced some of their toughest moments while stuck together on the first day of school， over and over again。 Rom coms with time travel aren't really my cup of tea， but I loved the focus on physics and science that Miles put into their situation and it helped it feel a little less of a reach。 And we LOVE a plus sized MC！ 。。。more
Emiley M。
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In a wildly unique， beautifully written homage to the unexpected， author Rachel Lynn Solomon ushers readers into a literary Groundhog day for the modern age。 Barrett Bloom had a terrible high school experience and intends to change that now that she is starting college。 Her first day begins with a roommate she can't stand， an interview for the college paper she bombs， and a physics class where she meets a cute， albeit rude， boy。 Oh， and she may have accidentally set a frat house on fire。 At leas In a wildly unique， beautifully written homage to the unexpected， author Rachel Lynn Solomon ushers readers into a literary Groundhog day for the modern age。 Barrett Bloom had a terrible high school experience and intends to change that now that she is starting college。 Her first day begins with a roommate she can't stand， an interview for the college paper she bombs， and a physics class where she meets a cute， albeit rude， boy。 Oh， and she may have accidentally set a frat house on fire。 At least tomorrow will be better， but for Barrett and， coincidentally， the rude boy from physics class， they are destined to relive that first day repeatedly。 The discovery of themselves， their relationships， and the known universe lead them on a life-changing journey。 But it is college， after all， and no matter what happens today， there's always tomorrow。 。。。more
Jackie
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Rachel has done it again！ Every time I read her books， I'm also so impressed and delighted by her characters and story。 And each one of her books becomes my new favorite and this one followed suite。 It's delightful， entertaining， sweet heartwarming， inspirational， relevant -- I could seriously keep going。 After a painful high school experience， Barrett Bloom is hoping to start over in college。 But on her first day of class， September 21st， nothing goes as planned。 She meets a jerk in her physics Rachel has done it again！ Every time I read her books， I'm also so impressed and delighted by her characters and story。 And each one of her books becomes my new favorite and this one followed suite。 It's delightful， entertaining， sweet heartwarming， inspirational， relevant -- I could seriously keep going。 After a painful high school experience， Barrett Bloom is hoping to start over in college。 But on her first day of class， September 21st， nothing goes as planned。 She meets a jerk in her physics class that makes her the center of unwanted attention， she botches the interview for the college paper， and then accidentally sets a frat house on fire at a party that night。 hoping college will be a fresh start after a messy high school experience。 She manages to flee， but the next morning is horrified when it's September 21st again。 After a confrontation with Miles， the jerk from her physics class， she discovers that she's stuck in a time loop。 But she's not alone。 Miles has been stuck in the loop for months。 With no other options， Barrett decides to team up with Miles and figure out how to get out of the time loop。 The journey to figuring out the time loop takes them on adventures both on and off campus。 And soon， Barrett and Miles are falling for each other。 But if they ever make it out， will their relationship survive？ Every time I read one of Rachel's books， I'm always amazed how she writes such relatable characters。 No matter the characters background or situation， I always find myself feeling connected to them -- which I think is a true testament to how talented Rachel is。 I felt like in a lot of ways I could identity with Barrett。 Guaranteed my trauma around high school was very different。 But I understood her need to want to put her awful senior year behind and move forward with her life。 This wound for Barrett is so fresh and although she tries to escape it， it follows her to college。 And throughout the book， we see the more Barrett tries to bury things， the more it won't stay buried。 Barrett's arc throughout the book is so realistic at times heartbreaking， but the growth at the end is no short of amazing。 And Miles， might be my favorite YA male love interest ever。 He comes off as if he's cynical and closed-off。 But as the story unfolds， you come to realize that at Miles is an adorable， sweet young man with an impressive amount of emotional sensitivity。 Barrett and Miles's love story is a slow-burn that has twists and turns， which I loved。 When I started the book， I was like: "How is this ever going to happen with these two" and then of course， Rachel proved me wrong。 Lol。 Their story is by far one of the sweetest that I've read。 You will laugh and cry because it's so beautiful。 Also， I loved how inclusive Rachel is with this book！ Barrett is a plus-size character that is dealing with PTSD and panic attacks。 Miles is a Jewish Japanese love interest。 It made my heart so happy with this rep。 Lastly。 kudos to Rachel for writing an updated Groundhog's Day story with a YA twist that felt fresh and unique。 I can only imagine the amount of work that went to doing all the time loops -- I'm so impressed！ The time loops all felt unique and different， and kept me guessing。 This book is hands down a 5/5 stars。 ** Content warnings to keep in mind before reading: PTSD， panic attacks， sexual harassment （past）， bullying （past）。**This story is not only for YA but for adults as well。 I can't wait for everyone to read this story！ Thanks to NetGalley and Simon and Schuster Children's Publishing for the arc of this book in exchange for an honest review！ 。。。more
Jade
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tI received an e-arc of See You Yesterday by Rachel Lynn Solomon from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review。tRachel is probably the only YA Contemporary author I consistently read from after graduating high school。 I read YA contemporary less and less now but I always keep up with her new releases， since Today Tonight Tomorrow。 I really like how Rachel writes older YA， usually characters who are just graduating high school and making the transition to university。 There's also so much repres tI received an e-arc of See You Yesterday by Rachel Lynn Solomon from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review。tRachel is probably the only YA Contemporary author I consistently read from after graduating high school。 I read YA contemporary less and less now but I always keep up with her new releases， since Today Tonight Tomorrow。 I really like how Rachel writes older YA， usually characters who are just graduating high school and making the transition to university。 There's also so much representation in her stories， always Jewish main characters， they talk about therapy and mental health。tSee You Yesterday was so fun， the story follows Barrett who ends up stuck in a time loop on her first day of college， hijinks ensue and she discovers she might not be the only one stuck when she meets Miles in her physics class。Barrett was so funny， I found her relatable， and those Veronica Mars references 0。0。Miles was the sweetest <3。 I loved their dynamic and their romance， they had me smiling the whole book。 I didn't really know what to expect going into this， but I had a great time with Barrett and Miles。3。5/4 stars 。。。more
Dilayra Verbrugh
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What if you keep waking up on the first day of college？ Barrett and Miles are stuck together in a time loop。 This book is amazing！If you’re into romcoms then I’m sure you’re going to love it as well。 The characters are relatable and funny。 I love how there’s casual diversity。 For example: an oversized main character， Jewish characters and a sapphic couple。
Zoë ☆
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*3。5 starsOverall， I had fun reading this book！ The banter between the main characters was fun to read about and Miles is an absolute cinnamon roll 🙊 I have to admit it did take me quite a while to get through the book as it’s quite long and the pace is slow at times， but the mystery of the timeloop kept me motivated to continue reading （and the romance ofc）。 The ending of the book was adorable too so I’m glad I read it！ 🙌🏻
Danielle
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What I loved most about See You Yesterday is how Beckett isn't a shy girl and we see her acting like a freshman in college instead of the usual "shy girl"。 She's loud， hilarious and goes for what she wants。 I felt like she was a well written character。 Miles is adorable as well。 You can just feel his love for physics and how passionate he is。They both have real-world issues that they work through the entire book。 Being stuck on the same day makes for some great healing and fun！ There is so much What I loved most about See You Yesterday is how Beckett isn't a shy girl and we see her acting like a freshman in college instead of the usual "shy girl"。 She's loud， hilarious and goes for what she wants。 I felt like she was a well written character。 Miles is adorable as well。 You can just feel his love for physics and how passionate he is。They both have real-world issues that they work through the entire book。 Being stuck on the same day makes for some great healing and fun！ There is so much diversity in this book as well！Thank you Netgalley for an advanced e-reader copy of this title for my honest review！！ 。。。more
Jacqueline Firkins
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Another thoughtful and entertaining coming-of-age story from Solomon， with her trademark blend of heroines with social struggles， themes about the importance of family， rocky but rewarding friendships， and smart， driven heroes who fall head-over-heels in love with the whole messy but delightful package that forms the central voice of each narrative。 Here we have the added twist of a time loop， which creates an interdependence of the central duo as they attempt to escape a first day of college th Another thoughtful and entertaining coming-of-age story from Solomon， with her trademark blend of heroines with social struggles， themes about the importance of family， rocky but rewarding friendships， and smart， driven heroes who fall head-over-heels in love with the whole messy but delightful package that forms the central voice of each narrative。 Here we have the added twist of a time loop， which creates an interdependence of the central duo as they attempt to escape a first day of college they seem to be repeating together。 It's a fun method of testing one's characters as they try out new ways to live a life without a guaranteed tomorrow。 Be good and save the world？ Get revenge on people who've wronged you？ Rob a bank？ Have as much fun as possible？ Eat a ton of junk food？ Mend broken relationships？ Try something terrifying？ Solomon's characters run the gamut as they seek escape and develop an appreciation for the lives they were living before The Universe 。 。 。 threw them for a loop。 Anyone who started college hoping "this will be different from high school" will relate to Barrett's struggles to leave her past behind and start fresh， only to find that meaningful change takes a heck of a lot more work than stepping onto a college campus and hoping for the best。As a bit of a side note， I find this a tricky book to classify。 While it has a sci-fi setup， readers expecting a sci-fi focus might consider themselves misled。 Those looking for a category romance might also get antsy when the emotional connection between the central pair doesn't kick in until about 1/3 of the way through the book。 More notably， its college setting and voice felt more adult than YA to me， with a focus on leaving the security of a family home， forging new （hopefully long term） relationships， thinking ahead to a career plan， and otherwise moving forward into adulthood after high school has ended and a new stage of life has begun。 However， the market hasn't yet resolved its approach to New Adult as a classification， using it largely to label books with more graphic sex than most commercial YA titles。 This book wouldn't fit that category either。 I say all of this with the hopes that markets embrace more of these college set books， marketing them not as YA or as NA （if NA continues to be an umbrella term for YA + more sex）， but perhaps with a new category heading。 It was lovely to read about the stage of life wherein the characters were functioning as independent adults， but still sorting out how to break away from their teen identities and anxieties and conflicts。 I'd like to see more titles written specifically for this audience， even if they don't fit tidily into existing shelves like sci-fi， romance， or YA contemporary。 Here's hoping the market catches up soon， because this book deserves to find its audience。 And its audience deserves more books targeted to their readership。 。。。more
Golbou Makvandi
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"When I look at him， I don't only see the reserved， stoic boy from day one。 I see someone who's just as lost as I am， someone who was maybe lost before his timeline ever veered off course。"⠀One of my new fave Rachel Lynn Solomon books！！ The writing and story aren't anything poetic， but they're fun and it flows easily。 Genuinely couldn't find much I didn't like about this book。⠀What's in store for you:☁️ adorable duo solving their way out of a time-loop☁️ NA story with a university setting☁️ Jewi "When I look at him， I don't only see the reserved， stoic boy from day one。 I see someone who's just as lost as I am， someone who was maybe lost before his timeline ever veered off course。"⠀One of my new fave Rachel Lynn Solomon books！！ The writing and story aren't anything poetic， but they're fun and it flows easily。 Genuinely couldn't find much I didn't like about this book。⠀What's in store for you:☁️ adorable duo solving their way out of a time-loop☁️ NA story with a university setting☁️ Jewish rep in both MCs☁️ sweet， slowburn romance☁️ for fans of Happy Death Day， Russian Doll， and Palm Springs⠀Thank you Netgalley and Simon Teen for this ARC。 See You Yesterday is out 5/17！！ 。。。more
jennyfromthebookshelf
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✨ 𝑾𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝒊𝒇 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒆 𝒊𝒔 𝒏𝒐 𝒕𝒐𝒎𝒐𝒓𝒓𝒐𝒘？✨I am beside myself that I cannot use quotes from the book as concrete evidence as to why you need to read this book ASAP。 My own words in inevitably fall short。 But for RLS， Barrett， and Miles， I shall try。 This is a YA contemporary romcom featuring the quirky， witty， Barrett and the reserved， intelligent Miles。 They are normal characters—people that likely remind you of yourself or someone in your life。 It’s their strengths and flaws woven into this familiar， tan ✨ 𝑾𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝒊𝒇 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒆 𝒊𝒔 𝒏𝒐 𝒕𝒐𝒎𝒐𝒓𝒓𝒐𝒘？✨I am beside myself that I cannot use quotes from the book as concrete evidence as to why you need to read this book ASAP。 My own words in inevitably fall short。 But for RLS， Barrett， and Miles， I shall try。 This is a YA contemporary romcom featuring the quirky， witty， Barrett and the reserved， intelligent Miles。 They are normal characters—people that likely remind you of yourself or someone in your life。 It’s their strengths and flaws woven into this familiar， tangible tapestry that makes the magic of this book feel real。 Plus， it features a fat heroine。 Allow me to tell you why this matters。 Books like this didn’t exist when I was 18。 Everything in media/society/books worshipped the idea that women needed to be smaller in every way。 We needed to swallow our opinions instead of our food， figuring out how we could best navigate this world as ornaments to be seen instead of humans to be heard。 This book shows someone who l̶o̶o̶k̶e̶d̶ looks like me being loved and treasured。 How empowering that would have been for 18 year old Jenn！ But it was still meaningful for the 34 year old version of me。 I love Rachel’s writing for many reasons， but most especially her commitment to representation。 In every book I’ve read， she shines the light on someone not often basking in it。 There is witty banter， tough conversations， life lessons， and love flooding every page of this book。 I loved Barrett。 Gah， there were so many little bits of her that felt familiar。 Maybe that’s me being egocentric again 💅🏼Do yourself a favor and preorder this book。 Buy it。 Request it at your local library。 Give it to friends as a party favor。 Hand it out to people on the streets。 Honestly， the sky is the limit。 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 。。。more
Emma
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book review: see you yesterday by rachel lynn solomongenre: YA contemporary romance/time travelrating: 5 ⭐️oh， rachel lynn solomon… how do i love thou’s books？i knew barrett bloom and i were going to get along when we had the same pair of socks。 i thought i was the only one？？ if you want to know the deal with the socks， then you’re gonna have to read the book， sorry i don’t make the rules。speaking of rules， i was a little wary going into this read because i’m not a huge fan of time travel books book review: see you yesterday by rachel lynn solomongenre: YA contemporary romance/time travelrating: 5 ⭐️oh， rachel lynn solomon… how do i love thou’s books？i knew barrett bloom and i were going to get along when we had the same pair of socks。 i thought i was the only one？？ if you want to know the deal with the socks， then you’re gonna have to read the book， sorry i don’t make the rules。speaking of rules， i was a little wary going into this read because i’m not a huge fan of time travel books （note: this book isn’t all about time travel， but it plays a heavy hand in the plot）。 why， you ask？ i always feel like i get lost in the rules of it。 like this person is in X time because of the thing they did in X time line and oye my brain hurts。 that was not the case here， solomon made the time loop （and its dynamics） very easy to follow， which meant i could focus on what i felt were the more important aspects… such as。barrett’s character arc。 wow， this was touching。 i loved how the time loop reflected barrett being stuck in things that had happened in her past and i loved the many ways she tried to work through them。 i felt like her defensive humor， her sweet side， and her inherent kindness were all so well articulated in every single action。 solomon has perfected the art of “show don’t tell，” and it makes her characters jump off the page。 （it also makes the reward of slow burn *chef’s kiss*）last thing because this caption is going to get cut off！ i applaud solomon for the diversity in her books。 sometimes i feel like a character’s background is not woven into their actual character， it’s an ornament someone stuck there because they felt they had to。 i never feel that way when i read solomon’s books。 it’s a part of who they are just like it’s apart of who we are ❤️ i could keep waxing…ok go pre-order this book now！ out may 17 🤩🤩thank you to NetGalley and simon and schuster for my e-arc in exchange for my honest review！ 。。。more
crystal
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4。75 ⭐️ rounded up！Thank you so much to the publisher， Simon & Schuster and to Rachel Lynn Solomon for sending me an ARC copy of See You Yesterday！I am a big fan of Solomon’s Today Tonight Tomorrow and when I heard of See You Yesterday， I had to have it！！！！I am truly in awe。 I adore this book so much。 The concept of the time loop was so fun and fascinating！ I loved reading through the days and seeing Barrett and Miles friendship and relationship grow。 Everyday was a new September 21st for them a 4。75 ⭐️ rounded up！Thank you so much to the publisher， Simon & Schuster and to Rachel Lynn Solomon for sending me an ARC copy of See You Yesterday！I am a big fan of Solomon’s Today Tonight Tomorrow and when I heard of See You Yesterday， I had to have it！！！！I am truly in awe。 I adore this book so much。 The concept of the time loop was so fun and fascinating！ I loved reading through the days and seeing Barrett and Miles friendship and relationship grow。 Everyday was a new September 21st for them and I loved seeing how Miles and Barrett would tackle that day。 I truly couldn’t stop laughing at some of the things these two did。 There was a few pages were I could not stop dying at what Barrett just did and I cannot wait for people to read this book。 Overall， Barrett was hilarious！ I love that girl so much and Miles was just so cute and awkward， I can’t！！ Seeing these two form a relationship was the cutest thing ever。 These two deserve all the happiness and I love what they found within each other。I’m just so so happy AHH！ Rachel Lynn Solomon just knows how to write and capture your heart！ And she’ll do it every。 single。 time！ 。。。more
Alyson | alysonbookishthoughts
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There is a reason why Rachel Lynn Solomon is one of my favorite authors， because her books， whether YA or adult， are just so good in my opinion。 She is also the only author who can fill a book with time loops and science terminology， and make me love it！ See You Yesterday was such a fun story to read。 While I definitely felt bad for Barrett and Miles that they were stuck in what felt like a never ending time loop and having to relive September 21st over and over again， I also loved seeing how th There is a reason why Rachel Lynn Solomon is one of my favorite authors， because her books， whether YA or adult， are just so good in my opinion。 She is also the only author who can fill a book with time loops and science terminology， and make me love it！ See You Yesterday was such a fun story to read。 While I definitely felt bad for Barrett and Miles that they were stuck in what felt like a never ending time loop and having to relive September 21st over and over again， I also loved seeing how they were going to spend the day and how it was going to shape both of them。 Having read some books in the past where a time loop was involved and not liking them， I was so worried that I wouldn't connect with this book， but I should have known that Rachel will never let me down because her books go so much deeper， and I was so invested in both Barrett and Miles' journey。 These are two characters who are destined to meet and need each other in ways they don't even know yet， and I loved discovering this along with each of them。Barrett is dealing with trauma from high school of being bullied and Miles always felt like he had to be the best of everything because of his brother。 My favorite parts of See You Yesterday were when they start to break their walls down and become vulnerable to each other by vocalizing these things， something they were always afraid to do。 I loved the representation in this book with Barrett being a plus-sized and Jewish， I was able to see so much of myself in her， and Miles being half Jewish and Japanese。 There was such a great message throughout this book of learning to love yourself and learning to trust others with things that we sometimes think we need to keep secret。Thank you to Rachel Lynn Solomon and Simon & Schuster for an advance copy in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Anila Giang
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I was really excited to read this book when I read the synopsis， and so I’m very grateful to NetGalley for sending me a copy in exchange for an honest review！However， I didn’t really love this book。 The idea of repeating the same day over and over again intrigued me because I thought we were going to get into some real mischief and have some crazy adventures。 But for about 50% of this book， we are talking about the science of it all and that was a little underwhelming and boring for me。 I person I was really excited to read this book when I read the synopsis， and so I’m very grateful to NetGalley for sending me a copy in exchange for an honest review！However， I didn’t really love this book。 The idea of repeating the same day over and over again intrigued me because I thought we were going to get into some real mischief and have some crazy adventures。 But for about 50% of this book， we are talking about the science of it all and that was a little underwhelming and boring for me。 I personally have never been a lover of physics and detest it with everything that I am so that contributed to me not really liking this book。 I also felt that we didn’t get a lot of character development and backstory from the characters until the very end of the novel。 Again， just a little disappointing。 But， I really did enjoy the banter and romance between Barrett and Miles。 I felt like whenever they were together， I was more engaged and invested in the story。Overall， this was an okay novel for me。 I would recommend giving it a try just to witness the romance between the two main characters unfold， definitely the highlight of this book for me。 。。。more
Kaye
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So much of this story is absolutely delightful。 Barrett Bloom， is Jewish， a little pudgy and starting her first day of college。 The day includes an unwanted new roommate， a physics class she plans to drop， a bad interview for a job at the school newspaper and a disaster at a rush party。 But the next day she wakes up and it is the same day again。 In this reimagined Groundhog’s Day Barrett finds she is not alone。 Miles， is Jewish/Japanese and the son of two college professors。 He has been stuck ev So much of this story is absolutely delightful。 Barrett Bloom， is Jewish， a little pudgy and starting her first day of college。 The day includes an unwanted new roommate， a physics class she plans to drop， a bad interview for a job at the school newspaper and a disaster at a rush party。 But the next day she wakes up and it is the same day again。 In this reimagined Groundhog’s Day Barrett finds she is not alone。 Miles， is Jewish/Japanese and the son of two college professors。 He has been stuck even longer in this time loop。 Eventually they decide to work together to find a way out of the perpetual same day。 I love the various ways they try to solve the mystery。 They read science text books， confronting enemies， do bucket list activities， celebrate things they feel they missed and do investigative journalist research。 I found Miles having them celebrate the Sabbath and finding a way to participate in Barrett’s mom’s marriage proposal especially sweet。 And their first kiss is memorable。 Barrett is also dealing with the bullying she experienced during her high school years。 She also had a bad experience in losing her virginity （consensual and not graphic）。 I like where this ends up in the story with her finally talking with her mother and seeking help。 But because of this more serious part of the plot I would move the recommended reading age to 9th grade and up and not younger YA readers。This is my third book by the author and first that is YA/teen。 The writing is wonderful and characters are sweet。 I will gladly read anything from Rachel Lynn Solomon in the future。 Thank you to NetGalley and Simon and Schuster Children’s Publishing for an eARC in exchange for an honest review。 （4。5 stars） 。。。more
Sonja__Reads
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At this point， Rachel Lynn Solomon is becoming an insta-buy author for me。 I'm not always a fan of the groundhog day trope， but this book really gives off Palm Springs vibes， and it was amazing。 As always， RLS has killed it with the jewish rep and the curvy girl rep。 Ya love to see it。 It felt amazing to be seen in this book。 And I loved Miles and Barrett's love story。 It was cute and genuine， the way that it developed was really sweet。 At this point， Rachel Lynn Solomon is becoming an insta-buy author for me。 I'm not always a fan of the groundhog day trope， but this book really gives off Palm Springs vibes， and it was amazing。 As always， RLS has killed it with the jewish rep and the curvy girl rep。 Ya love to see it。 It felt amazing to be seen in this book。 And I loved Miles and Barrett's love story。 It was cute and genuine， the way that it developed was really sweet。 。。。more
Rachel
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When Barrett gets stuck in a time loop on her first day of college with the strange yet intriguing guy from her Physics class， she struggles to overcome her past and build up the courage to step into the future。 This book is like if Groundhog’s Day and Palm Springs had a baby that turned into a ya romance and I really enjoyed it。 Even though it touched on heavy topics （addiction， bullying， body shame）， it still felt light hearted。 I have noticed a trend with Rachel Lynn Solomon’s main characters When Barrett gets stuck in a time loop on her first day of college with the strange yet intriguing guy from her Physics class， she struggles to overcome her past and build up the courage to step into the future。 This book is like if Groundhog’s Day and Palm Springs had a baby that turned into a ya romance and I really enjoyed it。 Even though it touched on heavy topics （addiction， bullying， body shame）， it still felt light hearted。 I have noticed a trend with Rachel Lynn Solomon’s main characters: they hyper focus on one aspect of their love interest’s appearance。 For Barrett， it was Miles’s jaw; For Rowan， it was Neil’s freckles; for Ari， it was Russell’s weight。 This hyper focus pulls me out of the story every time。 I’m sure that’s not a sticking point for literally anyone else though。 。。。more
Pooji
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cute but kinda boring
Hayley （hayleyinpages）
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**** thank you to netgalley for the e-arc & Rachel for the physical advanced reader copy！！！WOW。 I’ve loved everything that I have read so far of RLS， the ex talk being my favorite。 But this one is giving the ex talk a run for it’s money。 The writing evolution of Rachel has been incredible to watch and something about the depth of this story just got me。I’ll be honest in saying I’m not the biggest fan of time loop plots。 But this one was done so well。 It didn’t feel repetitive。 It felt like the c **** thank you to netgalley for the e-arc & Rachel for the physical advanced reader copy！！！WOW。 I’ve loved everything that I have read so far of RLS， the ex talk being my favorite。 But this one is giving the ex talk a run for it’s money。 The writing evolution of Rachel has been incredible to watch and something about the depth of this story just got me。I’ll be honest in saying I’m not the biggest fan of time loop plots。 But this one was done so well。 It didn’t feel repetitive。 It felt like the characters， Barrett and Miles， kept moving forward and evolving; learning together as they tried to solve the mystery of how they got stuck in the time loop。 Miles！！ My book boyfriend （my collection is constantly growing）。 I loved him。 Sweet but protective of himself; I loved watching him open up as he got to know Barrett more。I also really liked that this felt like a mature YA novel because it was set in college， so I felt like I was reading more developed individuals and really enjoyed this; they felt more relatable to me than than high school YA。 Oh and of course I have to mention I love the Jewish rep and interracial relationship rep。 Their intimate Shabbat Wednesday night was one of my favorite tender moments。 I loved this， highly recommend。 RLS， you did it again！ 。。。more
Emilie
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4/5 Mazama pocket gophers for See You Yesterday by Rachel Lynn Solomon。I really enjoyed this book。 I went away to university and lived in a dorm， so it was cool to have a book set in that environment。 The book was well written and the characters were well-developed。 Barrett has a great sense of humour and I was happy to spend over 400 pages with her and Miles and their ridiculous attempts to break out of their time loop。 It was also really nice to see some representation for Jewish characters an 4/5 Mazama pocket gophers for See You Yesterday by Rachel Lynn Solomon。I really enjoyed this book。 I went away to university and lived in a dorm， so it was cool to have a book set in that environment。 The book was well written and the characters were well-developed。 Barrett has a great sense of humour and I was happy to spend over 400 pages with her and Miles and their ridiculous attempts to break out of their time loop。 It was also really nice to see some representation for Jewish characters and a relationship where a bigger girl is dating a skinnier guy。FYI: The book deals with themes of bullying （both IRL & online） and touches on a family member in drug rehab， so if those are touchy for you then you may want to skip this one。Overall， I definitely want to check out Rachel's other books， particularly Today Tonight Tomorrow （YA） and The Ex Talk （Romance）， and I look forward to her future publications！My thanks to Simon & Schuster Canada for sending me an ARC of this book on NetGalley。 。。。more
Kaya
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I ADORED this book！ It was so so cute！ It's the perfect light-read; don't get me wrong， it does deal with some heavier topics， but it handles it very gracefully。 I was very interested in the time loop plot with 2 people stuck in it， but I was nervous because I HATE the movie "Groundhog Day！" Luckily， this book never bored me with its repetition， and I really really liked the main character！ I love Barrett Bloom with my whole heart！ And Miles deserves the world。 <3I loved all the little "You Only I ADORED this book！ It was so so cute！ It's the perfect light-read; don't get me wrong， it does deal with some heavier topics， but it handles it very gracefully。 I was very interested in the time loop plot with 2 people stuck in it， but I was nervous because I HATE the movie "Groundhog Day！" Luckily， this book never bored me with its repetition， and I really really liked the main character！ I love Barrett Bloom with my whole heart！ And Miles deserves the world。 <3I loved all the little "You Only Live Once" trips Miles and Barrett took together。 And maybe （just maybe） I'm biased because I live in Washington state， but I loved all the things they did in Seattle and even in Oregon and Vancouver。 There were moments when I was like， "omg， I've been there！" Many elements of this book are a love letter to the PNW。 Also， I loved that Barrett and Miles went to the University of Washington！ I have a friend who goes there， so I visit the UW campus all the time， and it was so cool to read about them exploring UW。 I enjoyed that the main characters were both in college and dealing with everyday college stressors （weird new classes， roommate issues， funky dining hall food， comfort mozzarella sticks， and being nervous about joining new clubs）。 Barrett also talked about joining Hillel at UW， which I thought was super cool because I've attended Yom Kippur services there。 Also， as always with Rachel Lynn Solomon's books， the Jewish representation was PHENOMENAL！ Barrett is a plus-sized Jewish girl whose mom is bisexual and dating a woman。 Her love interest is Jewish （and he's patrilineal， which makes me so happy）， and Japanese and his parents are both professors at UW！ The way they talk about their Jewish identities with each other is so beautiful。 I especially liked the way Miles talks about being a patrilineal Jew because it was very relatable。 His relationship with his mom ALSO！ There is a very， very sweet scene involving a private Shabbat dinner， and it was so beautifully written and such a lovely moment between Miles and Barrett。 <3 Getting to see Jewish college students being Jewish in college was so amazing。 I， a Jew in college， have decided that I need to read more books about Jews in college！！！ I want this book to be a movie so badly！ The montage in the middle of all their antics they get up to trying to live each day to the fullest and slowly falling for each other would be the best thing ever。 I will use as few words as possible to avoid spoilers， but: building a ball-pit on campus！ Icecream truck！ Tattoos！ Adopting dogs！ I loved it！ Reading about Miles and Barrett slowly， slowly falling for each other was so much fun， and this book brought me so much joy！ Thank you to the publisher for providing me （a Jewish reviewer） with an ARC of this book via Netgalley！ All opinions are my own。 Content warnings provided by the author: PTSD， panic attacks， sexual harassment （past）， bullying （past）Content warnings I'd add: there are some conversations about a family member who struggles with addiction， and a brief instance of fatphobia in a fraternity 。。。more
Stephanie
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I have read some pretty fantastic books this year， but this one-- this one right here-- has made me feel on a whole other level。It was perfect。I was so impressed by the writing， and also so *feeling* of it。 I went through a whirl of emotions-- goosebumps and teary eyes featuring heavily in the last half of the book。 I just felt this book so much。 The time loop really was more of a fun background feature that centered Barrett and Miles on twining journeys of self-discovery。I felt this book so muc I have read some pretty fantastic books this year， but this one-- this one right here-- has made me feel on a whole other level。It was perfect。I was so impressed by the writing， and also so *feeling* of it。 I went through a whirl of emotions-- goosebumps and teary eyes featuring heavily in the last half of the book。 I just felt this book so much。 The time loop really was more of a fun background feature that centered Barrett and Miles on twining journeys of self-discovery。I felt this book so much， and it had everything to do with our protagonists。 For as unreal as the situation they found themselves to be-- Barrett and Miles were such real-feeling character。And with her narration to lead us， Barrett felt real to me。Every feeling Barrett experienced felt like I was experiencing it as well-- her confusion as she entered her time loop， her confidence in her passion for journalism， her insecurity with her weight， her hurt as she unpacked what happened to her in High School， her rage when she let it all come out， her fear of the day just infinitely repeating。。。。and her love。 She's a very loving character behind her quick wit and jokes， but her wall is high and mighty， but funnily enough it starts to come down thanks to a boy who is just as guarded and weary。 Mile。 Beautiful， sweet Miles。 I won't talk too much about him so you can discover him as Barrett does， but what a fantastically layered character was he as well。 I can't imagine any other character partnering with Barrett in this crazy time loop they find themselves in。 I felt it so much， and it felt so deeply real。 This book was simply magical。Thank you NetGalley and Simon & Schuster for providing me an arc in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Amber Stewart
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Such a cute and entertaining story。 Enjoyed reading it！ Will definitely be a book I will re-read in the future。
Jennifer
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CW: panic attacks， bullying （past）， family member battling addiction， car accident -Okay， this is officially my new favourite RLS book！ I had a *blast* reading this。 Rachel knows how to draw out every emotion out of you。 I genuinely couldn’t stop smiling， I was so giddy reading about hese two fools。I’m always excited for a new RLS book， but I was a little apprehensive going into this one。 With it being a time loop story， I was slightly worried I’d get bored if it was too repetitive。 I did not ha CW: panic attacks， bullying （past）， family member battling addiction， car accident -Okay， this is officially my new favourite RLS book！ I had a *blast* reading this。 Rachel knows how to draw out every emotion out of you。 I genuinely couldn’t stop smiling， I was so giddy reading about hese two fools。I’m always excited for a new RLS book， but I was a little apprehensive going into this one。 With it being a time loop story， I was slightly worried I’d get bored if it was too repetitive。 I did not have to worry。 There wasn’t a single second where I wasn’t fully entertained。I’m also completely in love with both Barrett and Miles。 Barrett is unapologetically herself， and Miles is so endearing。 I actually enjoyed every single character （minus the high school bullies， of course）。 This was just the perfect story for me— fast paced， full of love and self growth， courage and drive。 I loved the way Barrett comes to appreciate her body， and the way they connected over Shabbat。 I don’t even know what else to say。 This is definitely one of my top 2022 reads。 -5/5 stars， SEE YOU YESTERDAY by Rachel Lynn Solomon is available May 17！ Thank you to Rachel and the publisher for providing me with an eARC to review。 。。。more
Sooz
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This could be called Barrett Bloom and the Terrible， Horrible， No Good， Very Bad Day。 It’s her first day at college and… everything has gone wrong。 Not just wrong。 Epically， disastrously bad。 The day culminates in her nearly burning a frat house down。 But luckily （or not） when she wakes up the next day， it’s not the next day。 It’s the same day as before。 She gets a do over。 The time loop concept as a storytelling device is a tricky one since the novelty can wear thin quickly and it must have a f This could be called Barrett Bloom and the Terrible， Horrible， No Good， Very Bad Day。 It’s her first day at college and… everything has gone wrong。 Not just wrong。 Epically， disastrously bad。 The day culminates in her nearly burning a frat house down。 But luckily （or not） when she wakes up the next day， it’s not the next day。 It’s the same day as before。 She gets a do over。 The time loop concept as a storytelling device is a tricky one since the novelty can wear thin quickly and it must have a function in the narrative that nothing else could accomplish。 I think See You Yesterday handles it in a way that gives Barrett the chance to experience the range of emotions one would expect in this circumstance， but for the first half of the book it felt a little tedious。There were a handful of things I was disappointed by。 The story plodded a bit for me up until the halfway point。 Then we see Barrett and Miles making some emotional headway finally and the time loop starts to feel like it’s serving a purpose。 I thought the character of Dr。 Devereux was under utilized; the role she played did not live up to the way she was introduced， in my opinion。 I was expecting something much bigger。 I also thought the third act breakup was contrived， and it reinforced aspects of Barrett’s personality I didn’t care for。 Barrett’s brusk demeanor got on my nerves a bit。 She is sarcastic and witty， but she tends to be somewhat hostile and abrasive and her rudeness got old after a while。 But I did really enjoy her narration and first person POV。 Her banter with Miles is very entertaining。 In the end， I gotta give the book credit because what Barrett was dealing with was traumatic and she had to work out for herself how to take back her life - which she did。 She started with questionable tactics but eventually realized that confronting the issue straight on and with honesty was the best way to go。 So it was an up-and-down reading experience for me， and probably not in the way the author was intending。 But in the end I’d say it was an interesting and largely satisfying read。3。5 stars out of 5Thanks to NetGalley and Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing/SimonTeen for providing the digital ARC。 。。。more
Victoria Robertson
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I had to come back and edit this review a bit。 My goodness the typos！ I stayed up one night until after 2 am trying to finish the book and then wrote the review the next day on very little sleep。 I am so grateful I was sent an ARC of this book。 And I plan to buy several copies for the library at my school and can't wait for students to read it！This is the third book I've read by Rachel Lynn Solomon。 And all of her books are now on my TBR list。 There is something so warm and endearing about her w I had to come back and edit this review a bit。 My goodness the typos！ I stayed up one night until after 2 am trying to finish the book and then wrote the review the next day on very little sleep。 I am so grateful I was sent an ARC of this book。 And I plan to buy several copies for the library at my school and can't wait for students to read it！This is the third book I've read by Rachel Lynn Solomon。 And all of her books are now on my TBR list。 There is something so warm and endearing about her writing style and something unique about each of her characters。In this book， Barrett and Miles are two college freshmen students who get trapped in what can only be described as a time loop。 They do anything and everything they can to figure out how and why this is happening to them。 When you're the only two people repeating the same day over and over， chances are you might get close to one another。 And while the day and everyone is repeating， these two are definitely moving forward。 They are growing， changing， understanding each other and themselves， and they are learning how to be friends and maybe more。One of my favorite quotes from the book "I love you。 And I promise I'm going to love you tomorrow， too。" What a promise， when you don't know if you'll remember anything the next day。 Once they figure out a possible way to end the time loop， they are met with the reality that everything they've been through might be erased。 Time travel is tricky and in the case， potentially heartbreaking。 。。。more
morgan
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thank you netgalley for this arc！ i don’t even know how to BEGIN to review this book because there’s just so much i could say but at the same time i am speechless。 i usually don’t enjoy any sort of media that is a sci-fi/fantasy/magical etc （i strictly read/watch ya contemporary fiction） but this book？ SO SO GOOD。 i loved and related to barrett in so many ways， miles is basically like my dream guy， and their relationship was so adorable， and if you like slow burn this is DEFINITELY for you！ the thank you netgalley for this arc！ i don’t even know how to BEGIN to review this book because there’s just so much i could say but at the same time i am speechless。 i usually don’t enjoy any sort of media that is a sci-fi/fantasy/magical etc （i strictly read/watch ya contemporary fiction） but this book？ SO SO GOOD。 i loved and related to barrett in so many ways， miles is basically like my dream guy， and their relationship was so adorable， and if you like slow burn this is DEFINITELY for you！ the biggest thing i could say about this book though？ is that it is now the first and only book i have ever cried at， which is a huge deal for me because i don’t cry often at media！ but man this book had me SOBBING at parts， but it also had me smiling like an idiot （i read part of it on facetime with a friend and i was like “i just read a really cute part！” and she said “i could tell， i was watching you just smiling while reading the whole time”） i went through every single emotion possible while reading this book and i almost wish i was one of the people who’s day resets at midnight and forgets about it just so i could read this book again for the first time！ this is seriously my new favourite book and i can’t wait to 1） scream about it to every single one of my friends and make them read it and 2） buy a physical copy when it comes out so i can annotate the sh！t out of it！ EVERYONE PLEASE READ THIS BOOK！！！！ 。。。more
Kyra
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Rachel Lynn Solomon's See You Yesterday follows Barrett Bloom on her first day of college， which she hopes will be a chance to change her life and reinvent herself。 Instead， her high school nemesis is her surprise roommate， she blows her interview for the school paper， and she sets a frat house on fire。 And then she wakes the next day。。。to live the whole day again。 She soon realizes that she isn't alone， but that Miles， a rude guy from her Physics 1o1 class is also stuck in a time loop--and has Rachel Lynn Solomon's See You Yesterday follows Barrett Bloom on her first day of college， which she hopes will be a chance to change her life and reinvent herself。 Instead， her high school nemesis is her surprise roommate， she blows her interview for the school paper， and she sets a frat house on fire。 And then she wakes the next day。。。to live the whole day again。 She soon realizes that she isn't alone， but that Miles， a rude guy from her Physics 1o1 class is also stuck in a time loop--and has been stuck even longer than her。 Miles and Barrett work hard to break out of the time loop and eventually their begrudging alliance blooms into something more。 Honestly， I didn't love this book。 The premise feels overdone， the storyline sits in a weird place between young adult and new adult fiction because the characters are emotionally very young， but there is a lot of sex， and the story felt like it dragged。 Several chapters only existed to briefly describe moments from the relived day and many of them could have been omitted。 There were also some egregious writing errors。 In one scene， we meet Miles' roommate， Ankit， who is described as wearing a UW t-shirt。 In the exact same scene， Ankit asks if Miles has seen his UW t-shirt because it was lost after he did laundry。 The overwhelming grammar errors I can forgive because it is an ARC， but major revision errors like this are a really big deal and heavily disrupt the story。 。。。more
Bailey
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