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The first in the series, Every Day is first person A. This one, the second of the series, is the same story but first person Rhiannon. I immediately started Someday, the third audiobook in the series, and it changes point of view each chapter with A, Rhiannon, and others. I‘m nine chapters in and enjoying it.

I think this book was slightly boring to me. It shows A‘s story in another perspective. After reading it, I understand more about Rihannon and how she thinks. How she feels about Justin, how she feels about A etc. Overall, I would rate this book 6/10.

Every Day from Rhiannon‘s point of view. I liked it more than I thought I would.

Second book in the series and I really loved it. Will be starting the final book in the series today.

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Day10: Every Day series by David Levithan
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I thought this was a good book but didn‘t give me the excitement as Every Day did. However, I wanted to read through it to get to the third book in the series so I didn‘t miss details of Rhiannon‘s experience. I just didn‘t feel like I got a different understanding of her after finishing the book than when I started.

I should have known better! I usually don‘t like “the other side of the story” books. I almost bailed on it, but decided to finish it up.

As usual, I said I would stick to a list of books I was going to read in that particular order. I then completely tossed that out the window by finding something I needed to read RIGHT THIS SECOND.

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I finished this one last night. I was skeptical because I usually don‘t like sequels told by the other person. It‘s like the same book, but from the perspective of the other person. This was ok in that it was a good look at Rhiannon‘s side of the story and added a lot more to her character. However it followed the first book a little to much for my liking though.

This one wasn‘t quite as good as the first book. I did end up enjoying it some but really struggled with the Justin character.

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Still working on one of these, but this one is essentially done ✅
I‘m going to try to complete another by the end of the year.
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Sequel to "Every Day" is really good ? This time we get the story from Rhiannon's point of view. Too bad that book 3 comes out in October because I really wanna know what happens next.

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I really enjoyed this and Every Day (read the ebook version). If you want to read something that will make you question your moral compass and what you'd so in character's places, this is a good one. The two books act as mirrors to each other where book 1 is in A's POV and this is in Rhiannon's.

Has anyone read this one? Want to know if it‘s worth it to read the same story from Rhiannon‘s POV or if Every Day was enough.

#2018 goals & plans...

#LitsyAToZ both tracks
Another #MountTBR to Everest
More #192019challenge reads - maybe even finish this year

Goodreads Challenge TBD

I‘d like to get back to #kingsfavourites & #aroundtheworldin80books

And it all starts with the #firstread of 2018 - Another Day 📚

My niece‘s Christmas present was delivered damaged. But I had enough time to rectify the situation. So guess who gets to read a book before sending it back? 🤗

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I cannot believe my luck! I found a brand new copy of this book that just happened to be signed by the author!!! And it only costed $1.69?!?!?!

I liked this book, but not as much as I liked the first one. There were parts of the book that is dragging a bit. But overall, it's a nice book.

Love this series!! 😀

This book is not what I expected! I thought that it would be about how to get out of an abusive relationship, but it's actually about ignoring how people look on the outside, and just looking on the inside. Now I need to read Every Day! ⭐⭐⭐⭐ out of five, just because of the ending 😊

7/25/16. 3:09am. --- This feel so real I can't even describe how personal it feels, loving in different ways. The ending made me cried

"We swing like that, perfectly even, for about twenty seconds. Then we start to pull apart, the difference in our weight, or in our strength, or in the angle of our bodies--something about our bodies--preventing us from continuing like that forever."

So subtly symbolic.? Their lives can swing together, close enough to touch, but there's always something about their bodies--something about how A can't stay in one body--that breaks their harmony.

I really liked this book, just like Every Day. It was very interesting to hear the story from Rihannons POV, although I loved the different people A "lived in". I think that this story (both books) is important and I learnedly lot!

These two books are my favorates!

I picked it up because I thought it was Every Day and did not look at the cover for too long. Well, I borrowed Every Day from a friend, and then went on to read this because I had bought it. I was so disappointed! It is very similar and the new information is not really great. haven't finished it.

Even thought this touches on important subjects such as gender, sexuality and body image; it was too similar to Every Day. Just stick with the original.

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