The Space between Here & Now

“Aimee and Junho’s quippy banter, interspersed with heavier conversations about their families, culminates in a natural romance that’s easy to root for, though Aimee’s richly wrought character arc remains the focus of this unique take on travel, grief, and connection.” — Publishers Weekly (starred review)“An intriguing mix of fantasy and realism that lures readers in with the promise of magic and keeps them engaged with emotionally resonant themes.” — BookPage (starred review)“The perfect love letter to Korea, to memories, and to families lost and found. This is the book I needed as a teen.” — ?Axie Oh, New York Times bestselling author of The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea and XOXO“Haunting, poignant, and achingly beautiful, The Space Between Here & Now is a tale about family, grief, and love. It’s an absolute must read.”  — June Hur, bestselling and Edgar Award-winning author of The Red Palace”A beautifully moving portrayal of memory, family, and the courage to find ourselves. Suk weaves vivid descriptions and rich details throughout, creating a transportive, immersive read that kept me turning pages late into the night.” — Rachel Griffin, New York Times bestselling author of Bring Me Your Midnight”Evocative and original.” — Kirkus Reviews”Compelling and realistic.” — Booklist

Sarah Suk (pronounced like soup with a K) lives in Vancouver, Canada, where she writes stories and admires mountains. She is the author of the young adult novels Meet Me at Blue Hour, The Space between Here & Now, and Made in Korea as well as the cowriter of John Cho’s middle grade novel Troublemaker. When she’s not writing, you can find her taking film photos or eating a bowl of bingsu.