• This Time Tomorrow by Emma Straub, Read by Marin Ireland

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    Marin Ireland offers an adroit and heartfelt performance of Emma Straub’s clever new novel, This Time Tomorrow. Host Jo Reed and AudioFile’s Michele Cobb discuss the time-traveling adventures of Alice, who goes to sleep at 40 worried for her ailing father and wakes as a 16 year old again, back in time. Alice wrestles with big questions and funny situations, and Ireland’s welcoming voice and deft pacing keep listeners fully engaged in this insightful, generous plot. Addictive listening.

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