Jake Williams

Yeah.

If it's on the literary end, I can see why that might not be.

I was thinking that.

Which is my next one.

My next choice is Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin.

It's quite a hard one to say.

Yeah, I think that was the hashtag.

And it's really stuck with me.

So Tomorrow x 3 is the story of Sam and Sadie.

I'm not telling you.

I'm telling anyone who hasn't read Tomorrow x 3.

It's the story of Sam and Sadie who meet as children and spend hours immersed in playing games before life takes them in very different directions.

When, years later, Sam catches sight of Sadie at a crowded train station, their spark is instantly reignited and sets off a creative collaboration that will make them superstars.

So I haven't gone like huge into the plot here because I think the main thing that I loved about it and the main kind of, it's not a plot point, but it's like in the same way that we talked about with romantic comedy, giving you that insight into the world of late night TV.

This felt like I was immersed in the world of gaming.

And as someone who doesn't, maybe didn't at the time play a lot of video games, I actually do play more now.

Yeah.

Which one?

So there's one called Tiny Bookshop that I play on my Switch.

I got my Switch for my birthday a few years ago and it was so exciting because I'd asked Father Christmas for a Game Boy for like five or six years in a row and I just kept not getting one.