The next day, A wakes up in a girl’s body but feels still so drawn to Rhiannon, that he breaks one of his rules and goes to visit her. A inhabits the body of Rhiannon’s boyfriend Justin and they skip school and experience an amazing day together in which A falls head over heels in love with Rhiannon. Until the day when he falls in love with Rhiannon. To say that A is happy about this is maybe a step too far, but A has accepted that this is what life is for him/her. A has learned to live with this and follows three specific rules: When the clock strikes midnight, A is torn from the body he/she was inhabiting and wakes up the next morning in a new one.
A is sometimes a boy, and sometimes a girl depending on what body he/she wakes up in. The main character is A, a 16 year-old who wakes up every day in a different body. The premise of the story is original but also quite difficult to explain, so stick with me on this one. This is the main book of the Every Day series, which currently consists of two other books: Six Earlier Days, which is a short story that chronicles a few days in the main character’s life before the main book, and Another Day, which is a retelling of the book from the perspective of the female main character Rhiannon. Every Day was published in September 2013 and is in many ways a typical YA novel, with a touch of Fantasy. After reading ( and reviewing) Dash & Lily’s Book of Dares which was co-written by David Levithan, this book came up in the Goodreads recommendations.
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