Every Day is the YA trouble book of all time — there will never be a YA trouble book that has more trouble than this one. It’s impossible.
Because A wakes up in the body of a different 16 year old every single day. This means A deals with every single YA trouble under the sun. It gets particularly problematic when A wakes up in the body of Justin and falls in love with Justin’s girlfriend and tries to figure out how he/she can have a relationship with Rhiannon (and Rhiannon tries to figure out how she can dump Justin and have a relationship with A.)
Oy.
It was interesting — mostly because we couldn’t figure out how this was going to end. Since A obviously couldn’t stay in someone else’s body. It did all wrap up with a neat, but sad, little ending. An ending I didn’t particularly like but an ending that made sense. As much sense as a book about someone who has no body of his/her own and moves around to a new body every day for his/her whole life can make.
Just curious if you have read any other books by David? Invisibility is something I’d recommend highly to you. 🙂
Invisibility just came out this year and it was co written with Andrea Cremer. I was surprised by it and wanted to have a sequel written for it.
what is a YA book?