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In 1988, forty-three-year-old radio journalist Jeff Winston is tired of an unrewarding job and of the long silences at breakfast with his wife when a heart attack kills him. He wakes up in 1963 in his eighteen-year-old body, a student at Emory University in Atlanta, with every memory of the next twenty-five years intact and the chance to put that knowledge to use in a second life. Ken Grimwood's fantasy novel was a bestseller in Japan, has been cited as a precursor of the film Groundhog Day, and received the World Fantasy Award for Best Novel in 1988.

Sam Parr ranks it among the top three books he has ever read and calls it addictive.