"This is an author to look out for."—
The Nerd Daily "Drawing a resonant, impactful journey alternating between 'Then' and 'Now,' Everett skillfully unpacks grief, guilt, and love through the lens of teens learning to navigate life’s twists and turns."—
Publishers Weekly "From the first page, Everett’s assured prose draws the reader into a world of sympathetic characters grappling with first romantic relationships and realistic family struggles."—
Booklist "Satisfying"—
BCCB "Some Other Now is stunning and romantic— the rare book that will break your heart and put it back together." —Kara Thomas, author of
The Cheerleaders "A gorgeous and lyrical novel about love, loss, family, and the ties that bind us. Every moment of Jessi's poignant story stole my heart." —Kathleen Glasgow,
New York Times bestselling author of
Girl in Pieces and
How to Make Friends With the Dark "Some Other Now is beautifully written, emotional and full of heart!" —Katie McGarry, author of Pushing the Limits series and
Echoes Between Us "Achingly emotional and gorgeously written, SOME OTHER NOW is the reminder we need that family can be more than blood. This poignant, beautiful story will resonate with readers. Despite undeniable heartbreak, these pages sparkle with hope." —Laurie Elizabeth Flynn, author of
Firsts and
All Eyes On Her "Resonant, complex, and tender.
Some Other Now is a heartbreaking and uplifting story about the family you choose and the family that chooses you." —Alexis Bass, author of
Happily and Madly "Everett's writing packs a punch that will hit readers right in the feels. Whether you're sixteen or sixty, you'll fall in love with Luke, Ro, and Jessi's story and you'll keep coming back for more.” —Ashley Woodfolk, author of
When You Were Everything "Sarah Everett’s SOME OTHER NOW explores intense loss, unimaginable guilt, and love’s many forms through characters who are undeniably flawed, yet wonderfully endearing. Tender, melancholic, and romantic, this book wrecked me in the best possible way." —Katy Upperman, author of
How the Light Gets In,
The Impossibility of Us, and
Kissing Max Holden "Tender, insightful, and beautifully written,
Some Other Now is full of lyrical warmth. It's heartbreaking in the best ways." —Carlie Sorosiak, author of
I, Cosmo "Beautifully written and heart-rending. A captivating depiction of fractured family, loss, and grief." —Jenn Bennett, author of
Alex, Approximately
