I thought that I'd have a lot to say about this book, but while I sit at my computer and stare at the blank page of my to-be review, thoughts scatter all around and refuse to make sense and arrange themselves into neat sentences. For three days in a row and don't know why. Maybe because this whole Goodreads scandal got me very upset, or maybe this book didn't have that emotional impact on me, necessary for inspiration. Or is it that I'm simply too lazy at the moment? Probably the latter. 
 Anyway, All Our Yesterdays was a good book that kept me turning pages, analyzing everything and guessing what was going to happen next. Sometimes it felt like I was reading a political conspiracy thriller. I wish that line was developed more thoroughly and given a better explanation and resolve. 
 I haven't read many time-travel books, so I'm not familiar with all the theories other authors or even scientists have. The way it was approached here was rather interesting, but confusing at times, especially when it came to time paradoxes. There were times it seemed like I was reading total gibberish. And the ending was kind of meh. 
 I feel hesitant to talk about the characters, because I don't know how to do it without spoiling anything, minor as it might be. The plot is all about characters, their development, choices and decisions they make, and how even something tiny can influence them in a substantial way in the future. 
 For once, the romance wasn't taking the central place here, but I fear the love triangle has a lot of potential for the next installment. Boo hoo, I hate love triangles But despite that, I'm going to read the second book when it comes out. 
 I know this is the lamest review ever, but I don't feel motivated to do it better right now.