While some of Ethan's actions and words irked me, as they came across as mean, I enjoyed watching his character growth. Honestly, the best parts of this book for me was Future Ethan's fashion sense and Tamara, who I feel a kind of kinship with. I hope that she's in later installments, because I want to see her grow more confident in herself. The story itself can be a bit confusing when it comes to the time travel parts, but that's kind of the point, since it's told through the eyes of a child who isn't as advanced in math and science as an adult with more life experience.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

This was a fun kids book. This will be a great summer read.

This was such a fun story, I got a really good kick out of the mc Ethan, his inner monologue was extremely entertaining. I thought the story moved along at a good pace and didn't feel rushed at any point. There were a couple background themes in this book that I picked up on that I think worked really well. My kids also really loved the illustrations throughout the book.