Replay is the story of Jeff who dies at the age of 43 years old only to waked up and find himself in his 18 year old body. Throughout the story Jeff continues to die on the same date and coming back as a younger version of himself. Each time he tries to live a little differently but why does this ke...
I love books like this that deal with time travel in an interesting way, with a touch of the supernatural and unexplained. Stephen King's 11/22/63 was kind of like this, and in many ways that book could be a considered spiritual successor to Replay. They share similar elements, themes and are both c...
I seldom read fiction, but I'm glad I read this one.My favorite blog, Auxiliary Memory, recommended this book. The blog started off guessing what he would tell his 13 year old self if he got to go back in time. One of the things he recommended is that he would have given himself a copy of this book....
Jeff Winston, the protagonist of the novel, dies at the age of 43 again and again and relives his life starting at the age of 18 (for the first replay at least). There are no paradoxes here as Jeff is not going to meet his past self in the other life. The only thing that has been transferred are the...
As a kid of the 90s, I found this novel especially fascinating, there were many ways Grimwood detailed the changes from the 60s to the 80s. Like a time travel story, only a bit different.The main idea is simple enough: 43 years old Jeff Winston dies of a hearth attack, but then he wakes up in '63, i...
There are no do-overs in life, but what if there were? What if you could go back to say, your freshman year in college and start again from there? What would you do differently? And then, if you had to do it again, starting from the same point, living about 25 years, and then starting over again. An...
I'm tempted to file this under "horror". I'm still collecting my thoughts about this one.Jeff Winston dies in Oct, 1988. And finds himself back in 1963, in his college dorm room, reliving his whole life over again. Freaked out beyond words at first, he slowly begins to realise he's got the chance to...
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