"A cheeky, smart romance with appeal for fans of Heartstopper ." ― Booklist "I fell so hard for Chris and Alicia . . . Who hasn't wanted a redo option on one of the most important days of their life?" ―Maia Kobabe, bestselling artist of Gender Queer A New York Public Library Best Book of the Year! For fans of Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me and Groundhog Day, this delightful rom-com follows two childhood friends who are trapped repeating their high school graduation day over and over and over...and catch feelings along the way. Chris O’Brien has a genius plan: If he can share the perfect first kiss with his crush, Andy, then of course he’ll break free from the time loop that has him repeating graduation day over and over…and over. Alicia Ochoa thinks Chris’s plan is doomed. Valedictorian and a total nerd, she knows it’ll take more than a kiss to escape the loop they’re trapped in together. Besides, Chris may be a hopeless romantic, but Alicia doesn’t think he has a real shot with Andy. Once close friends, Alicia and Chris have history―lots of it. As they got older, the pair fell out after Chris ditched her for the “cool kids” and left her in the dust. But when you’re looping side by side, you never know if friendship might rekindle or what new feelings could spark along the way. A New York Public Library Best Book of the Year! A Morris Award Finalist for Best YA Debut of the Year! "A cheeky, smart romance with appeal for fans of Heartstopper ." ― Booklist "A tremendous story from start to finish. Mary Shyne is a rare talent.” ―Tillie Walden, Eisner Award-winning artist of On a Sunbeam "A clever, gorgeous treasure box of a story. I fell so hard for Chris and Alicia and all of the stupidly teenage and deeply human choices that lead them into a pocket dimension of space-time. Who hasn't wanted a redo option on one of the most important days of their life?" ―Maia Kobabe, bestselling artist of Gender Queer "I loved EVERY moment. It is so beautifully crafted both in its storytelling and illustration. You haven't read a time travel story quite like this." ―Robyn Smith, illustrator of Wash Day Diaries * "A cleverly executed graphic novel debut that successfully innovates the time loop meta." ― Publishers Weekly , starred review "A fast-moving coming-of-age tale." ― School Library Journal Mary Shyne is a Chicago-area native, who spent a decade in New York working in publishing before getting her MFA at the Center for Cartoon Studies. She currently lives in the Bay Area where she works on all things Snoopy at the Schulz Studio. Her comics have appeared in The Nib , Electric Literature and Solrad .