His book asks what it means to have a body, and whether it is possible to love a person whose body changes from day to day. It presents a fascinating exploration of physicality and romance. Levithan’s newest book is as well-versed in queer representation as his other novels. Meanwhile, a new character, X, similar to A in terms of constant body-switching presents a darker shadow in the story, representing a negative foil to A: a body-snatcher with malicious intent. Rhiannon, despite having a boyfriend, is still deeply in love with A and wants to check on their emotional well-being despite their physical distance from each other. Levithan’s companion novel takes a look at the extended consequences of A’s mark on the lives they’ve visited, looking back at the emotional effects of their existence on others. The anticipated sequel to the best-selling book, Every Day, Someday by David Levithan provides much-needed answers to his protagonists’ questioning journey. However, when Rhiannon attempts to contact A again and the same threat reappears, A’s already mysterious life becomes even more unpredictable.

After leaving Rhiannon in order to simplify Rhiannon’s life and escape a threatening enemy, A believes their life would return to the way things were before. Once A fell in love with a girl named Rhiannon, figuring out new ways to meet her despite the inconsistencies of their body. A is a thoughtful, genderless soul, who has wandered from body to body throughout the majority of their existence, living a different person’s life each day.

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