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After Tuesday

(These Days #1)

Renee Ericson (Goodreads Author)

3.77 · Rating details · 2,061 ratings · 222 reviews

Family really is a pain…especially when your father is an addict.

For the last two years, high school senior Ruby has been her own rock and solace. She has learned to depend only on herself and hides her family's issues by keeping herself somewhat unnoticeable. Despite her isolation, Ruby has intrigued the affections of someone unexpected. Finding herself loving life once ...more

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Jun 29, 2013 Jamie rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: couldnt-put-down, all-time-fav, ya-romance

AMAZING BEAUTIFUL STORY!!!

I was in the mood for some good YA and After Tuesday had been sitting in the back of my mind for a while since it came out a month ago and a quarter of the way through I was mentally kicking myself for not cracking this baby open sooner. Once I started I couldn't put it down... Beautiful!!!

Renee took me back to high school.. and that first love. That giddy feeling you got passing each other in the halls..wondering if he was thinking about you like you were thinking ...more

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Apr 02, 2013 * Meli Mel * rated it really liked it

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~Arc provided by author in exchange for an honest review~

***4 Sweet First Love Stars***

After Tuesday is a story about a girl named Ruby. She is a seventeen year old girl, who pretty much lives alone. Sure, her father resides in the same house as her, but it's like he isn't even there. He is a walking zombie consumed by his addiction, while Ruby has to watch and at times be a parent to him. She justs wants to turn eighteen so that she can finally move on with her life.

One summer, Ruby becomes fri ...more

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May 19, 2013 BookHeroin rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, read-in-2013, sport, broken-soul, made-me-cry

4 HEART WARMING STARS
After Tuesday By Renee Ericson .

Kindle Edition

A free copy was provided by the Author in exchange of an honest review.

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After Tuesday is a beautiful, heart worming story about Family, love ,acceptance and understanding.
I had a great time reading this book,
I laughed at some parts and cried at others but at the end, i had such a great time learning about those characters and living there happiness and grieve with them.

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Apr 17, 2015 Talltree rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: genre-ya-na

Low angst YA romance between relatable h( at least to me) and sweet jock H where you could feel the connection!! Safe romance with a HFN ending.
3.75 stars!

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Nov 09, 2012 Renee added it · (Review from the author) · review of another edition

Recommends it for: YA Lovers, Awesome people, Lovers of a sweet romance

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Leaning over the console, I press my upper body to his. I focus on his mouth and the way his chest feels against mine. His heart is hammering as I move my hand up the length of his stomach to his chest, bringing goose bumps to his skin. He leans back a little as I push myself forward, wanting to be on top of him.

I pull back briefly. With a heavy breath, I say, “Move the seat back.”

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Nov 09, 2012 Alyssa rated it it was amazing

Shelves: critiquing

This Young Adult novel is full of firsts, butterflies and sweetness. After Tuesday brought me back in time, making me feel those firsts all over again.

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Ruby is a high school senior looking to find her way in a world that seems to have ignored her. Her family life is a guarded secret and her friends list was slim. All of that changed the summer before her last year of school began.

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Brent is an All-American boy, an athlete and extremely swoon-worthy. He notices Ruby and almost immediately t ...more

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Dec 02, 2012 Alexis *Reality Bites* rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: ya-romance, discovery, ya_mature-romance, coming_of_age, self_discovery, add-review, family-secrets-revealed, high_school_setting, tragedy-tragic, tbc-storyline

3.5 STARS out of 5 Review to come!

I thought this book was COMPLETELY ADORABLE!

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Dec 16, 2013 Alex rated it it was ok · review of another edition

With all the good reviews for this book, I admit, my expectations were a tad on the high side. They weren't soaring, but I expected more.

A lot more.

I found this book absolutely ridiculous.

Every review said it was "great paced" and it was "a great romance" and all this other absolute bullshit. This book, sucked. I cannot actually come up with a word for this book, that is how much I hated it.

Within three days, Brent and Ruby like each other. Okay, I can handle fast paced romances, to an exten ...more

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May 21, 2013 Jamie Saunders rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites

5 beautiful heartwarming stars!!!

I was lucky enough to win an ARC of this book and I'm embarrassed that I’m just now reviewing it. To be honest, the subject matter of this book hit a little close to home for me and I was scared of the emotions it would evoke. With that being said, I couldn't be happier that I pressed on and finished this book. It was so beautifully and gracefully written that I became so swept up in Ruby’s story I couldn’t put it down. Ruby is just a teenager trying to make ...more

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Nov 08, 2013 CeCe rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: amazon-own, read-2016, could-not-connect, virgin, did-not-finish

This one lost me. After 50%, I did not really care what happened to the characters. The hero got upset and would not let the heroine explain and it got ridiculous.

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Sep 03, 2013 Anne OK rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 2014-reads

(I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.)

This book takes readers on a trip down memory lane back to high school for a walk through the hallowed halls where all those silly days filled with friendship, summer camps, team sports, dates, and unforgettable memories of first love surface immediately. This writer realistically creates a truly moving story full of agonizing heartbreak, while also rewarding readers with a passionate and refreshing story of the g ...more

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Jul 24, 2013 Zakirrah BookBlogger rated it liked it · review of another edition

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3.5 Young, Brilliant,Sweet and Damn Cute,First Love Stars!!

First of all let me say that I don't read many YA Romance books anymore, I prefer New Adult so that's why I rated it 3.5 stars.This is a great book for YA Romance lovers and will be thoroughly enjoyed!

This is a story of first love, healing, forgiveness and new beginnings..

What do you do when things at home turn bad?
What do you do when you have so many responsibilities and nothing making sense anymore?

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Ruby is a sweet, young ...more

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Jun 16, 2013 Elizabeth (Liz) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: ebook-read, favorites, ya-new-adult-read, arc-from-author-read

Renee Ericson surprised me in the best way with After Tuesday!! I LOVE this story and these characters, and I’m SO impressed with this author!

Sooo….yeah. I was crying when I finished this book. Granted, I’m an emotional person anyway, but this story just spoke to my heart in so many ways. After Tuesday dealt with such a difficult topic, alcohol and drug abuse in families, from the point of view of Ruby ‘Tuesday’ Miller—high school senior—and did it so well. Author Renee Ericson made certain thei Renee Ericson surprised me in the best way with After Tuesday!! I LOVE this story and these characters, and I’m SO impressed with this author!

Sooo….yeah. I was crying when I finished this book. Granted, I’m an emotional person anyway, but this story just spoke to my heart in so many ways. After Tuesday dealt with such a difficult topic, alcohol and drug abuse in families, from the point of view of Ruby ‘Tuesday’ Miller—high school senior—and did it so well. Author Renee Ericson made certain their was a realism and authenticity to this story (without being overdramatized), and yet it still maintained a bit of that innocence of youth which was so charming about Ruby’s character despite her circumstances at home.

Ruby had been alone for so long, even living with her father and next door to her uncle. She was used to doing for and taking care of herself and her dad. Becoming involved with Brent Cromwell changed Ruby’s life in some ways, and it took time to adjust to that. She enjoyed the attention, but it was difficult for her to fully open her heart and emotions. The situation with her father wasn’t one she was comfortable telling anyone about, and it caused a bit of strife between she and Brent at one point. Frankly, I felt Brent was coming off just a bit too sheltered and innocent in that moment, but I suppose if one has never been exposed to similar issues, that might be the case. Overall, I absolutely loved the relationship building between Ruby and Brent!! I did NOT want to let these charming, sweet, lovable characters go when the story ended! I was THRILLED to find out that Ruby’s and Brent’s story will continue this Fall in the follow-up story Forgotten Yesterday.

After Tuesday is written with so much heart, so much love of the characters and the story. I could feel that as I read, and when that’s the case, it’s almost impossible for it not to impact the reader positively. When an author loves what she or he writes, it seeps into the story and into the reader, and, usually, hopefully, they get that love back tenfold. That is most definitely the case for me with After Tuesday!! No matter what genre you read or think you don’t read, give this story a try. I highly recommend it, and I can’t imagine that you would be disappointed!

4.5 Stars

**ARC provided by the author in exchange for an honest review**

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Dec 06, 2013 Rosa Sharon (iScream Books Blog) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Holy buckets...
I was not expecting to be writing this review with tears running down my face. Honestly, it's kind of amazing that I read it at all. I'm a fan of New Adult and would not have chosen to read YA if not for the coincidence of winning an ARC of Forgotten Yesterday. When I discovered that it was a second book in a series of course I had to read the first book, After Tuesday.

Ruby's experiences were a little too close to reality for me. Having lived through many of the same experiences I ...more

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Apr 28, 2013 Sarah Fitz rated it it was amazing

Shelves: may-2013

4.5 Stars

One of the best books I've read this year. Just a really sweet story that tackles some hard issues but handles them with grace. The characters were wonderfully written and had so much depth to them. Can not wait for Book 2 in this series. The sneak peak was not enough...need more!!!!

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Nov 09, 2012 Brittany rated it it was amazing

Shelves: my-favorites

5 stars!!!!!
I absolutely LOVED this book!! What a beautiful YA novel!
Ruby is a 17 year old girl who has been forced to be her own rock in a life marked with her fathers addiction. Learning at an early age to fend for herself, she has done exactly that. She tries to stay strong and focus on school and just getting by until Brent Cromwell comes along and then all bets are off. Ruby doesn't expect Brent to try and break down her walls but it isn't easy keeping them up when a dreamy soccer player co ...more

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Jan 18, 2013 Erin rated it really liked it

Shelves: for-blog-review

*******3.5 stars********

I guess I don’t really know what love is or what it feels like. I thought love meant fighting for someone, no matter what. When will someone fight for me? ~ Ruby Loc 2206

This was a really sweet, tender, heartwarming story of young love. Ruby has had a rough life, having lost her mother at a young age and essentially losing her father to his alcoholism over the recent years. She'd been uprooted from her home in Colorado and brought to live a new life with an absentee f *******3.5 stars********

I guess I don’t really know what love is or what it feels like. I thought love meant fighting for someone, no matter what. When will someone fight for me? ~ Ruby Loc 2206

This was a really sweet, tender, heartwarming story of young love. Ruby has had a rough life, having lost her mother at a young age and essentially losing her father to his alcoholism over the recent years. She'd been uprooted from her home in Colorado and brought to live a new life with an absentee father, but she did a surprisingly good job of dealing with her situation. A girl down on her luck like Ruby deserves a great guy by her side, and lucky for her the dreamboat (and newly single) Brent was very interested in filling that position!!

Never considering herself even in the same league as the seemingly perfect 'boy of everyone's dreams', Ruby was really kind of beside herself when she's the first girl Brent comes to after his big breakup. I liked her baffled and often self-effacing thoughts as she tried to wrap her mind around Brent's pursuing her, and as they spent more time together it was easy to feel them falling for each other. Ruby was strong, resilient, and inexperienced, but she didn't come across as some naive teen clueless to the world of boys and dating. She'd been around thanks to her messed-up family, so her relationship with Brent just fit into the rest of her life experiences. I loved seeing them slowly get past the teen jitters and just be themselves, especially Ruby since she was really learning as she went. It was a sweet romance, and they shared so many special moments together thanks to Brent just being adorably sexy and devoted to Ruby. I just loved him to pieces!! I could have used a little more fire between Ruby and Brent, but they did have some spicy moments between them that were memorable.

I was relieved to see that Renee Ericson created a storyline that was fairly realistic for the life of a family dealing with addiction. That's not to say I didn't want to strangle Ruby's father, or throttle her for continuing to put up with his selfishness without speaking up; but you see real struggles (thought sometimes dramatized) that alcoholics and their families go through represented, so it made Ruby's hardships more genuine.

This was an enjoyable read, and even though there were moments that I would have liked a bit more from the characters, I still loved them. This may not be a story that is entirely unique or impactful, but it’s a great light read with a sweet romance that aims to please!
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Dec 15, 2012 Tee loves Kyle Jacobson rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2013-new-book-release, 2013-must-read, blog-tour-review, july-2013

First I have to say Renee sure knows how to write a love story. She did a great job writing a true realistic love story about two teenagers who are trying to figure out this love thing and where it came from and where it is going. It is also a story about addiction and what pain and loss will do to a person.

Ruby is not your ordinary teen living at home and loving school getting ready to do her senior year and go off to college and have a HEA. NO this is not that story. See Ruby lost her mother ...more

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Oct 02, 2013 Jennifer rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013

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This book was an odd read for me. I didn't ever believe that Brent actually liked Ruby. To me it read like the popular kids playing a mean joke on the unpopular kid. Like I kept waiting for Brent to be all gotcha! You didn't really think I liked you did you? I don't know why, but even at the end I was waiting for the break up (even if by that point it would have been a little late for it to be a joke). I kept waiting for her to meet someone else and it just never ha ...more

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Feb 26, 2013 Ali rated it it was amazing

What I liked most about this book was there was no BS, or a fight over something so small, or a female main character who keeps downing herself or a stupid male who do stupid stuff. Dont get me wrong I love reading books like that but lately the books been way too much to a point where its like "okay really?" With that being said, this book dealt with issues that are all to common nowadays and I loved how the author portrayed that in the book so beautifully. I loved Brent for his unwavering dedi ...more

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Jul 09, 2013 MissyGirl rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: a-own-ac, read-to-review, young-adult, high-school

Sugary sweet high school story that will remind you how it felt to be in love for the first time! Tuesday doesn't have the easiest life but it suddenly becomes so much "more" when she meets and makes new friends, and even more so when she meets "him". :) I enjoyed re-living all those times through Ruby and recommend this to those who love young adult books!!

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Nov 27, 2012 Maddy rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites

I love Brent and Ruby! Absolutely could not get enough of their book of first love!

This was an amazing story, it had realistic plot and characters. The way the author made the story come to life in my mind was brilliant, her easy yet descriptive writing style made me eager for more!

I cannot wait to read more from this author!

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Nov 27, 2012 Julie rated it it was amazing

Shelves: ya-highschool, 2013-book-challenge, beta-reading

Renee, Thank you so much! I also wait for release day to post my review.

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Feb 08, 2013 Susan rated it it was amazing

LOVED IT!!! I can't wait for more books by this new author!

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Jul 28, 2013 Chu rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Review Originally Posted at: Book Freak

Ruby or Tuesday as her father would like to call her had been taking care of herself for a while. Her father was still busy with his own activities, and he was still grieving her mother who was long gone. Everything was bearable until they moved in with her Uncle Jas, after, it seems that her father was drowning more and more into his addiction.

She learned to be independent at an early age and kept everything to herself. Thus, she doesn't really have any f ...more

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Jul 28, 2013 Dianne rated it liked it · review of another edition

*Also posted at Oops! I Read A Book Again*

Thank you to Shane of Itching for Books Blog Tours and Renee for the review copy! Still, only honest opinions here!

Out of all the contemporary new adult romances I've read in the past, After Tuesday must be the lightest of them all. Don't get me wrong, it tackled alcohol and drug use, addiction, a little bit of death and family problems. I wouldn't say it was heavy because as much as it dealt with Ruby's kinda-an-absentee father with his drug and alcohol *Also posted at Oops! I Read A Book Again*

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Out of all the contemporary new adult romances I've read in the past, After Tuesday must be the lightest of them all. Don't get me wrong, it tackled alcohol and drug use, addiction, a little bit of death and family problems. I wouldn't say it was heavy because as much as it dealt with Ruby's kinda-an-absentee father with his drug and alcohol addiction, it was also centered on Ruby and Brent's burgeoning relationship.

Ruby and Brent's dance to romance was cute and sweet. Brent's the popular guy who's dated the prettiest and smartest girl in school for the longest time. Ruby transferred to their school when they were sophomores and remained invisible. Until the summer Brent broke it off with Frankie and he saw Ruby during the summer camp his brother attended. Brent can't believe he's been going to school with Ruby for years because it was honestly the first time he saw her. Of course, everyone has a crush on Brent, including Ruby though she never thought it possible for Brent to notice her. They start dating and they fall in love with each other, with of course some mishaps and obstacles along the way. Their relationship wasn't a complete insta-love but they did fell in love within the summer but who can blame them? They're teens and it's the summer. What I adore in this is that even though theirs was a summer romance, they stuck until the end.

Looking back, I think I would have liked After Tuesday even more if I knew that it's more of a slice-of-live novel. While the general conflict is Ruby's father's constant alcohol intake, I didn't feel like it was really a conflict. Sure, Ruby and her father's relationship is strained and they pretty much live separate lives but in my opinion, at least, her father doesn't hurt her and keeps to himself. So the conflict in this just sort of snowballed to the end and it did tug at my heart. I like how all of the characters grew, even the minor characters. In fact, I immensely enjoyed Ruby's cousin, Cody. While he's rugged and he shows his love and concern for Ruby in a totally macho way, I appreciate him so much. I think I've read too many broken people recently that I feel like there'll be an issue that will come up every step of the way. I kept expecting the worst from everyone but alas, whew, it wasn't like that. Refreshingly, what you expect is what you get from After Tuesday and though that makes it kind of predictable, it was still very much appreciated.

After Tuesday is the first book in the These Days series and the next book will delve into Ruby and Brent's college life. If given the chance to review the sequel, I'll grab the chance! I read the preview at the end of After Tuesday and Brent and Ruby did experience some rocky roads which I want to read about. Even though After Tuesday is sold as a new adult novel, I think it's more of a mature YA. Sure, there were some sexual situations and scenes but they were pretty tame compared to the usual NA fare. I do think the next book will have more graphic scenes since they're in college. I recommend After Tuesday to fans of sweet high school romances! ...more

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Dec 08, 2013 Amanda ♥ rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Sometimes a book comes along that not only entertains you, but also touches you in a way that you'll never forget. This was "After Tuesday" for me.

I felt like I was 17 again, and it was so wonderful to regain that "First Love" feeling back again. Sometimes as we get older we forget that some of the simplest signs of affection really are the most important. Often the smallest gestures really mean the most. Well, Renee brings us all of that and more with Ruby and Brent.

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Nov 08, 2013 DKristin rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: own-a-copy, top-tbr-2014

This series has been on my tbr since it came out. I purchased this one and book two during a sale with the determination that I was going to start them soon... It took me having the pleasure to meet and facebook with the author for me to remember to start it ASAP! Then I started seeing teasers for the third book in this series and I knew then that I had to get on this.

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Aug 15, 2013 Rachmi rated it it was ok

Shelves: romance, ebook, contemporary

2.5 stars

So, I liked the way this story written, it's simple and easily to understand. I don't have to read a couple times to understand what the characters' mean. However I have problems that made me didn't quite enjoy this story.

The perk of reading story from first person POV is sometimes I can feel and more understand the way the characters think and see their story. They have their own opinion about anything and it's solely based on their thought and eyes. No one can interfere. But in this b 2.5 stars

So, I liked the way this story written, it's simple and easily to understand. I don't have to read a couple times to understand what the characters' mean. However I have problems that made me didn't quite enjoy this story.

The perk of reading story from first person POV is sometimes I can feel and more understand the way the characters think and see their story. They have their own opinion about anything and it's solely based on their thought and eyes. No one can interfere. But in this book I’m not quite like the way Ruby described herself …my brown eyes hide the unrest I feel about coming home. My petite nose crinkles in disgust while my soft pink lips do some sort of Elvis-like snarl. I don't know about you but I don't think I ever described myself like that or as long as I remember I think I never read a character describe herself that way. It kind of bothered me.

I'm having a hard time to believe Ruby & Brent's love. First of all, their love is an insta-love then I didn't feel their connection. I needed a proof that they are really fall in love, aside of a couple dates with making out and keep saying I love you. I'm wondering what makes Ruby falling for Brent when she says she keeps stay away from anyone and anything to guard herself. Sure he's gorgeous and all but is there something else? She says Brent doesn't like anyone think and he's different but what does make he’s different from other boys? The same case is happen with Brent. He didn't even realize that Ruby go to the same school with him for two years then one day he saw she and then fallen for her immediately. Yes, he thinks she's beautiful but doesn't she have something else? Because if it's the only reason, I think he can't say that he's head over heal on her, it's more likely an infatuation in my opinion, which is more reasonable to me.

Ruby keeps saying that she’s a skeptical and need time to trust people. It makes me skeptical to Brent & her relationship. I keep wondering there's something bad will happen to their relationship. Add it with my point above. So instead of try to believe their love I'm waiting when the bad thing will happen. She also tells & narrate the story with her mind too many for my taste. I need more dialogue between the characters, aside a lot of monologue. And I didn't like the way she treat Lexi, her friend in most of the story.
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Jun 19, 2013 Amanda rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

*I was given a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.*

After Tuesday is a beautiful, coming of age novel that had me hooked from the beginning. The story is an emotional rollercoaster where one girl fights for her family, to protect herself, and for a relationship that teaches her that you can’t always fight by yourself. I could not put this down.

In this story we follow Ruby, the senior who is following the path that has been placed before her. She isn’t alone but ch ...more

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Renee Ericson is the author of More Than Water and the These Days series--After Tuesday, Forgotten Yesterday, and Deciding Tomorrow.

Originally from the Midwest, she now resides in a small town just outside of Boston with her husband and three children.

Most winters, Renee can be found skiing with her family on the slopes of the White Mountains. During the summer months, she likes to spend every s ...more