Name: Time between us
ISBN: 9781423159568

Tamara Ireland Stone

In 1995 Evanston, Illinois, sixteen-year-old Anna's perfectly normal life is turned upside-down when she meets Bennett, whose ability to travel through space and time creates complications for them both.

Time between us

Tamara Al-Qaisi-Coleman

I love Tamara Ireland Stone and her books they're just so good and the fantastical elements in this one were refreshing.

Cindy Lee

More of my reviews at Secrets of Lost Words.

Rating: A-

I wouldn't say this is one of those girl-meets-boy book.. Just no. This is perhaps one of the best contemporaries I've read in a while :) For one, the idea of time travelers are awesome. Now Anna lives in 1995, but Bennett is from 2012. Bennett can travel through time (like a ninja) which gave him the opportunity to meet our sweet Anna :)

Bennett wanted to avoid a relationship with Anna (because of what, I won't say) but as you can guess, he miserably fells. They love each other; and it's just so cute >~<

But there's still the problem of the time gap so they gotta figure that out.

THE ENDING KILLED ME, MAN. Like, I sobbed like there was no tomorrow. Now, mind you, out of the hundreds of books I've read, only 4 (not including this one) made me cry. CAN YOU SEE WHY THIS ONE DESERVES MY RESPECT?

"Fresh, exciting, and deeply romantic, Time Between Us is a stunning, spellbinding debut from an extraordinary new voice in YA fiction." <-- I totally agree with that. The romantic parts are just so cute and sweet and had me squealing while I was reading in the dark :D

Anna Agarwal

Gabriela Roxana 

*4,5

The first thing I want to say is that I'm not a big fan of pure romantic books. Sure I love my fair share of romance and flufines, but I usually expect more from a book than a definite romance. Luckily, this book succeeded to be a purely romantic one without being cheesy or cringe worthy. It was done just right, with an amazing balance between drama and love, delivering an amazing love story that will haunt me for a long time I assume.
I loved the writing, it was simple and easy to read, but quite meaningful when it needed to be. I loved the male main character a bit too much. Definitely gonna check more of this author's book.
This book lost half a star from me because of its predictability. So I did expect more. But I'm content with what I got. My second problem was the disgusting, atrocious female main character. I simply hated her. So if I got to enjoy the book despite this, it means it really was amazing.
I'll dwelve into the sequel now. Definitely a must read for eveyone who loves time travel and is looking for a deep cute book to sweep them off their feet.

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Anna and Bennett were never supposed to meet. Why would they? Anna's a sixteen-year-old in 1995, fiercely determined to secure a running scholarship so she can leave her quiet, dull town and finally travel the world. Bennett's a seventeen-year-old in 2012, living in San Francisco and trying to control his ability to travel through time - an incredible gift, but also an unpredictable curse, which constantly threatens to separate him from the people he loves. When a minor lapse in judgment puts his sister Brooke in danger, Bennett finds himself two thousand miles and seventeen years away - in Anna's world. As he searches for Brooke, Bennett is strangely and inescapably drawn to Anna, who feels sure she's seen him somewhere before. Through the gorgeous, mysterious newcomer, able to travel anywhere in a split second, Anna visits deserted tropical beaches and stunning mediterranean coastlines for the first time, and they can't help falling for one another. But they both know, deep down, that it can never last. For no matter how desperate Bennett is to stay with Anna, his uncontrollable condition will inevitably knock him right back to where he belongs - and Anna will be left to pick up the pieces.

Time Between Us

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