Another one of Christopher Pike’s sci fi novels. It was alright. I think that sci fi, with all its philosophical meanderings and moral questions, just isn’t my jam. When I read a Pike novel I want murder and mayhem, not enlightenment. ( )

Another one of Christopher Pike’s sci fi novels. It was alright. I think that sci fi, with all its philosophical meanderings and moral questions, just isn’t my jam. When I read a Pike novel I want murder and mayhem, not enlightenment. ( )

A fun look back at afternoons past. Not a bad book, a little too open ended for my taste, but it does keep you guessing. ( )

See You Later was always one of my favorite Christopher Pike books when I was growing up. It stood out as being one of his most polished stories, being a fun time travel story. ( )

This is the very first Christopher Pike book I ever read, back when I was a teenager. After a time when all I read were Sweet Dreams and the Sweet Valleys, this one mada a huge impression on me, and I became crazy about Pike, starting my extensive collection. It was probably also the beginning of my love affair with the horror and fantasy genre.

I'm a very forgetful person, but until now I remember the basic plot of this story and the impression it made on me. The fantastic elements fascinated me and opened my mind to a whole new world of ideas. This book was certainly pivotal in the direction my reading took. ( )