Every Day
David Levithan‘s latest, Every Day, is an interesting exploration of identity. The 16 year old main character, A, has awoken every day in a different body. At first, it seemed normal, and only around age 5-6 did the strangeness of A’s life without continuity begin to be bothersome. After accepting the reality of this existence, A developed coping mechanisms to be able to determine the basic details of the life and body of the day and be able to function without causing too much chaos or change in the host body’s life. Since A has been a boy and a girl, every race andRead More →