Wednesday, 17 February 2010

Waiting On Wednesday (25)

Waiting On Wednesday is hosted by Jill at Breaking The Spine.

This week, I'm waiting on...

Alice In Time by Penelope Bush.

From publishers' website: If you could revist your past, what would you see?

Things are at crisis point for fourteen-year-old Alice. Her mum is ruining her life, her dad's getting remarried, and Sasha, the most popular girl in school, hates her guts . . .

Then a bizarre accident happens, and Alice finds herself re-living her life as a seven-year-old through teenage eyes – and discovering some awkward truths. But can she use her new knowledge to change her own future?

I am one hundred percent loving this premise. But that's hardly surprising, since I'm a huge fan of those movies where a character gets to fast-forward or rewind their life and be going on thirty, seventeen once more, or just plain big. Sounds super fun, right?

Since I'm better known as Princess Impatience, I was thrilled to discover that this one won't be too long in the waiting. UK readers can expect Alice In Time in April 2010, and I'm one UK reader who is counting the days.

12 comments:

prophecygirl said...

I'll definitely be getting this one! I too am a fan of re-living stories. Nice pick.

Lauren said...

This one sounds fantastic! Great pick. :)

YellowBanana said...

This sounds really interesting! Can't wait til April 2010 :)

Luisa at Chicklish said...

I also love the premise! Thanks for highlighting this book - it sounds great!

Bookalicious Ramblings said...

Oh, I haven't heard of this one before, but it sounds quite interesting! Thanks for posting!

Kelsey said...

That is an interesting premise. Do you know how long I'll have to wait for it to be released in the US?

MissAttitude said...

This book sounds like a compelling read, although I don't like the idea of time rewinding to being a little child. I'd rather stay a teen forever :)

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Becky said...

Ooh, I love the premise. It sounds fascinating. Great pick!

TheBookMogul said...

This looks really good, I have given you a award,

http://thebookmogul.blogspot.com/2010/02/lovely-blog-award_18.html

So Many Books, So Little Time said...

This sounds fantastic. Piccadilly Press are churning out some good sounding books this year!

I Want To Read That said...

Ooh this sounds really good! Great pick:)

BrittLit said...

This one sounds very very interesting! Thanks for posting it.