It all happened, more or less exactly as envisioned. The stuff of world's fairs and pulp science-fiction magazines with titles like Fantastic Future Tales and The Amazing World of Tomorrow. All that dazzling, transformative technology our grandparents were certain was right around the corner. But, okay, you know the future that people in the 1950s imagined we'd have? Flying cars, robot maids, food pills, teleportation, jet packs, moving sidewalks, ray guns, hover boards, space vacations, and moon bases. It's hard to know how to start telling this story. And it's all my fault-well, me and to a lesser extent my father and, yeah, I guess a little bit Penelope. But it never should've turned out like this. That means nothing to you, obviously, because you live here, in the crappy world we do have. Filled with humor and heart and packed with insight, intelligence, and mind-bending invention, All Our Wrong Todays is a powerful and moving story of life, loss, and love.So, the thing is, I come from the world we were supposed to have. His search for the answer takes him across continents and timelines in a quest to figure out, finally, who he really is and what his future our future is supposed to be. Or stay in our messy reality with a soulmate by his side. Go back to his perfect but loveless life. Right up until the moment he discovers wonderfully unexpected versions of his family, his career, and the woman who may just be the love of his life.

Finding himself stranded in a terrible alternate reality which we immediately recognize as our 2016 Tom is desperate to fix his mistake and go home. And what do you do when you're heartbroken and have a time machine? Something stupid. It's 2016, and in Tom Barren's world, technology has solved all of humanity's problems there's no war, no poverty, no under-ripe avocadoes. ∾ntertainingly mixes thrills and humor. Entertainment Weekly amazing debut novel.Dazzling and complex.Fearlessly funny storytelling. The Washington Post Instantly engaging.A timeless, if mind-bending, story about the journeys we take, populated by friends, family, lovers, and others, that show us who we might be, could beand maybe never should bethat eventually leads us to who we are. USA Today Elan Mastai's acclaimed debut novel is a story of friendship and family, of unexpected journeys and alternate paths, and of love in its multitude of forms.

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