Book #225 of 2018: Someday by David Levithan (Every Day #3) This novel has a messier plot than the first book in its loose trilogy — as well as the second one, which retells that same story from a different character’s perspective — but it further fleshes out the world and provides some more fascinating …
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Book Review: Six Earlier Days by David Levithan
Book #42 of 2017: Six Earlier Days by David Levithan I loved David Levithan’s novel Every Day about a teenage entity who wakes up each morning in a different body, but this prequel just didn’t do it for me. I think the intent was to showcase how A adopted their principles and grew to be …
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Book Review: Another Day by David Levithan
Book #18 of 2016: Another Day by David Levithan (Every Day #2) Another Day is a “companion novel” to Levithan’s earlier book Every Day – it covers the exact same span of time and tell the exact same story, but from a different character’s point of view. I know some people don’t like that sort …
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Book Review: Every Day by David Levithan
Book #54 of 2015: Every Day by David Levithan (Every Day #1) I really liked this story of an agender teenager who wakes up each morning in a different person’s body. I did think there were some ethical issues behind the premise that didn’t get explored (although there were a lot that did), and the …
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