This book is all about second chances and how they can be good and bad. Really makes you think about things before you do them. Highly recommended.

I do not read much in the romance genre, but the premise of this one -- the power to redo certain moments in one's life -- though only once --intrigued me. Honestly I did not expect to be so moved by this book, but here I am. I listened to the audiobook version, and I am convinced that that medium is what made me love this so much. I am haunted by Alfie and Gianna's story, and the narrator (Albom himself) is a big part of why.
I will definitely be recommending this to readers like myself, who rarely dip into romance, as well as those who are looking for something different.

What a lovely book. A time travel love story. A regular guy with an incredible gift, moving though life in a most unusual way. I loved every word. I’m typically leery of authors reading their own work but Mitch Albom alleviated any concerns very quickly—he reads almost as beautifully as he writes.

Twice is a warm, emotionally rich narrative about love, regrets, and the power (and peril) of rewriting your past. It’s not perfect or realistic—but it doesn’t try to be. Instead, it invites you to wonder: if you could “do it over,” what would you risk—or gain? If you're a fan of tender, reflective fiction, it’s definitely worth getting, especially for a quiet night in with tissues nearby.