Every Day
David Levithan’s novel, Every Day,
is an astounding novel. It describes
true love and sacrifice between the relationship of the protagonists, A and
Rhiannon. A does not have a body of his
own; He switches everyday into a new one.
He meets Rhiannon when he is in her boyfriend – Justin’s – body. He suddenly falls in love with Rhiannon, but
how do you explain to someone that you inhabit a different person each
day? A keeps meeting her as someone
else, but she has no idea it is him. When
A feels he can really trust her he tells her about his life and that this is
how it has always been. One boy, named Nathan
which A inhabited, thinks that he has been possessed by the devil and questions
him through emails and has now become a problem for A. A must find a way to take care of Nathan and
find a way to make Rhiannon happy with the idea of being able to love him.
Every Day showed love and all
the different perspectives of life and people.
For instance, A becomes a homeschooled boy for one day but then the next
he is a popular girl living the life of luxury.
Levithan used uncomplicated language to portray the characters and to
describe the plot. Levithan wrote a book
that leaves you wondering about how you look at the world and how you should
look at it. Anyone who enjoys reading
about supernatural occurrences, love, and adventure will certainly like this
book. Elizabeth B.; Teen Reviewer
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