And Then She Vanished, by Nick Jones

This book is about a man whose younger sister vanished when they were at a fair as young children. She was never seen again, and it terribly affected his entire family. But when Joe finally agrees to see a hypo-therapist, he accidentally time-travels back a couple of minutes. The story is about him learning the rules and limitations of his newly acquired skill, and never giving up the hope of finding his younger sister. The writing style and tone was really enjoyable, it was so tense and gripping at times, but it was also really comedic and the protagonist is very loveable.

I thought the plot was really intricately planned out and was so clever. It felt like a lot of work had gone into the writing and designing of it. This book is the first in a series that is coming out in 2021-2022 and I am so excited to read the next book!

How dyslexia-friendly is it?

I got on really well with the writing in this book, it was very well written and so enjoyable. The chapters are short, and it was one of those books that felt to me like I was watching a movie.