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 1.5/5 stars 
 Review: My god, why did I pick this book up in the first place? Despite the arousing cover for contemporary lovers, what's good about this book? Because it's not fully contemporary, it's a little bit of sci-fi plus time-travelling and world shifting. I'm not a fan of this book, in fact, I disliked it a lot. 
 Emily Henry's writing was not the kind that I was looking forward to. Her use of wordings were so complicated and annoying somehow, that led to confusion. I was so confused about what happened especially the ending that she pulled out. I was baffled at some parts of the narrative because it didn't make much sense at one point. Despite some content being relatable for oneself, a lot of them was too much. It was getting really philosophical for me to want to drop the book. It was boring. 
 I am not going to say that this book sucks badly, but I am not also going to say that it was a great idea either. I spotted so many flaws in the time-travelling and world-shifting, which always got me thinking 'what the fucking hell just happened, again?' Adding with the perplexing writing, we had a slow-paced plot and unimportant, uninteresting mystery. I did not care about this 'Grandmother' since the beginning. I only 'accepted' the fact that Natalie was going to figure out who she was. Look at what this book brings at the ending! And don't even get me started with the spoiler section, even though I'm not going to do that. I didn't particularly feel connected to the storyline, a lot of things happened repetitiously, that was why it was boring. 
 Seeing two different characters in separated world was sad, really, normally. But this book was unable to bring out my emotions. One Native-American protagonist in this book, who was adopted, Natalie and her partner, Beau. I wanted to love them both. Normally, I would ship two characters in a book, but not them. I didn't feel the chemistry between them. I particularly thought Natalie was pathetic, but I wanted to feel her as an adoptive child. But how the hell do i get pass these enormously long philosophical speeches without being bored to death? 
 Overall: I did not like this book. It did not live to my expectation and I was surely expecting something better than this. I was such a confusing book and unimportant narrative, characters, and mystery. I am not sure if I will pick up another book from this author.