An Infinite Number of Parallel Universes

Reviews / Votes

"A legitimate geeky book written by an awesomely geeky man who understands the classic geeky teenager. And. it. Was. On. Point. The trip of a lifetime. You want a diverse, thought-provoking, hilarious book? This is it. Join the party." --YA Books Central

"A novel written by a geek, for geeks, that manages to touch on so much, and packs a surprising, emotional punch. The characters and their journey together will stick with you for a while." --BookRiot

"Debut novelist Ribay gives the story a distinctively diverse and nerd-centric cast." --Publishers Weekly

"The stories intertwine into a single narrative in which teens will be invested in all parties equally.... A quiet and meaningful story." --School Library Journal

"Ribay sets up his characters' dilemmas in alternating third-person sections for the first half of the book, leading to the road trip scenes in which the friends' copious issues are unpacked." --Horn Book Magazine

"Of all the grades, senior year of high school is most fraught with emotion. Randy Ribay, of Camden, has done a terrific job of capturing these emotions in his novel. Ribay takes us inside the lives of four teenagers on a cross-country odyssey and gives equal weight to all. It's one of those trips we don't mind going on because most of us can recall facing that senior year of high school when we knew life was about to change." --The Star Ledger