The Space Between Here & Now, is unlike anything I've read before. I liked how the author wrote about this fictional disorder the main character and others were inflicted with in a way that felt very real. I also loved that the story was rich with Korean culture and even discussed culture and tradition in a very realistic way. I fluctuated through my feelings while reading this book. There was times where I considered a 3 star review because while interesting, there were moments where the characters and story felt very flat. I bumped up to 4 stars because the ending really was great and finally had the substance I was needing. I admit I did cry toward the end, but I needed more the whole time not just at a rushed ending. There were many relationships shown between the main character and her friends and family that I feel like could have had just a little more substance. Her relationship with her father made sense to be how it was, but all the others felt lost. All in all, I still recommend this book, especially if you are looking for a quick easy read. I found the subject very interesting and would love to see more on it.

Thank you to the publisher for allowing me to read this eARC.

This book made me so emotional. The relationships between the characters are so well written and they feel so relationship, especially the father daughter dynamic. This story was raw and real and the ending was absolutely amazing.

This book was such a good read! From the start it really got me wanting more. I had to force myself to stop reading to take a break a couple times. It had such a captivating story and I loved seeing Aimee reconnect emotionally with her father. Such a heartwarming ending. I would definitely recommend this book!

Wow...this was an amazing story that actually moved me to tears. It's been a while since a book has brought me to this point but this is it. The relationships between all the characters and especially the father-daughter one is filled with a deep and rich love that wins out in the end. Highly recommend!!

this was a unique take on the scifi genre, it had what I was looking for in the time-travel and it was unique. I thought the plot worked well and I enjoyed everything about the story overall. Sarah Suk has a great style and I was hooked from the first chapter.

"One time I vanished during a school field trip. Here’s what I remember about it: I was fourteen and we went kayaking at Granville Island. I was in a double kayak with a redheaded girl named Tamara. We were paddling out to False Creek, me in the back and Tamara in the front, when she turned around and said, “Sorry, I forgot to put on sunscreen. Give me a sec.”