Informationen zum Autor Holly Smale is the internationally bestselling, award-winning author of the Geek Girl and The Valentines teen series, which have sold 3.4 million copies worldwide. After a lifetime of not quite fitting in, Holly was diagnosed as autistic at the age of 39. Suddenly a lot of things made sense. Holly regularly shares, debates and celebrates neurodiversity on Twitter and Instagram @holsmale. Klappentext If you had the power to change the past. . . where would you start? Cassie has never really fitted in. She remembers everything. Understands nothing. And consistently says the wrong thing. So when she gets dumped, fired AND her local café runs out of banana muffins - all in one day - it feels like the end of the world. But then Cassie discovers she has the power to go back and change things. With endless chances to get it right, can she stop it all from going wrong? As featured on Woman's Hour, BBC Radio 2 Book Club, The Times & Daily Mail _ 'A time-twisting delight' REESE WITHERSPOON 'Utterly brilliant!' ZOE BALL 'Everyone should read it and everyone will love it' LINDSEY KELK 'Totally absorbing' GRAEME SIMSION 'Sharp, funny, quirky, insightful and so very, very relatable' JOANNE HARRIS 'Hilarious and heartwarming' WOMAN'S OWN 'Gut-warmingly funny' EMMA JANE UNSWORTH 'Truly original novel' LAURA JANE WILLIAMS 'Very clever' IRISH EXAMINER ' IWonderful' DAILY MAIL 'This is THE book for anyone who has ever wished life came with an undo button' SOPHIE IRWIN 'Smart [and] funny' THE TIMES 'A triumph' SUN 'Clever [and] unusual' DAILY EXPRESS 'Brilliantly clever' SARAH HAYWOOD 'A witty read' SUN ON SUNDAY First published in the UK as The Cassandra Complex . Reese's Book Club Pick, June 2023 Zusammenfassung If you had the power to change the past. . . where would you start? Cassie has never really fitted in. She remembers everything. Understands nothing. And consistently says the wrong thing. So when she gets dumped, fired AND her local café runs out of banana muffins - all in one day - it feels like the end of the world. But then Cassie discovers she has the power to go back and change things. With endless chances to get it right, can she stop it all from going wrong? As featured on Woman's Hour, BBC Radio 2 Book Club, The Times & Daily Mail _ 'A time-twisting delight' REESE WITHERSPOON 'Utterly brilliant!' ZOE BALL 'Everyone should read it and everyone will love it' LINDSEY KELK 'Totally absorbing' GRAEME SIMSION 'Sharp, funny, quirky, insightful and so very, very relatable' JOANNE HARRIS 'Hilarious and heartwarming' WOMAN'S OWN 'Gut-warmingly funny' EMMA JANE UNSWORTH 'Truly original novel' LAURA JANE WILLIAMS 'Very clever' IRISH EXAMINER ' IWonderful' DAILY MAIL 'This is THE book for anyone who has ever wished life came with an undo button' SOPHIE IRWIN 'Smart [and] funny' THE TIMES 'A triumph' SUN 'Clever [and] unusual' DAILY EXPRESS 'Brilliantly clever' SARAH HAYWOOD 'A witty read' SUN ON SUNDAY First published in the UK as The Cassandra Complex . Reese's Book Club Pick, June 2023 ...

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If you had the power to change the past. . . where would you start?

Cassie has never really fitted in. She remembers everything. Understands nothing. And consistently says the wrong thing.

So when she gets dumped, fired AND her local café runs out of banana muffins - all in one day - it feels like the end of the world.

But then Cassie discovers she has the power to go back and change things.

With endless chances to get it right, can she stop it all from going wrong?

As featured on Woman's Hour, BBC Radio 2 Book Club, The Times & Daily Mail
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'A time-twisting delight' REESE WITHERSPOON
'Utterly brilliant!' ZOE BALL
'Everyone should read it and everyone will love it' LINDSEY KELK
'Totally absorbing' GRAEME SIMSION
'Sharp, funny, quirky, insightful and so very, very relatable' JOANNE HARRIS
'Hilarious and heartwarming' WOMAN'S OWN
'Gut-warmingly funny' EMMA JANE UNSWORTH
'Truly original novel' LAURA JANE WILLIAMS
'Very clever' IRISH EXAMINER
'IWonderful' DAILY MAIL
'This is THE book for anyone who has ever wished life came with an undo button' SOPHIE IRWIN
'Smart [and] funny' THE TIMES
'A triumph' SUN
'Clever [and] unusual' DAILY EXPRESS
'Brilliantly clever' SARAH HAYWOOD
'A witty read' SUN ON SUNDAY

First published in the UK as The Cassandra Complex.