Every Day | 
pickThis book is such a strange concept! A wakes up every morning as someone else.
A is such a wholesome individual, especially for someone that doesn‘t have a permanent body. But their days spent in other people open them up to an understanding and compassion that is so needed. It loses one star because of Rhiannon; her prejudices just rubbed me the wrong way, especially for a book about accepting oneself no matter the form you‘re in.
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pickThe idea that a being waking up every day to a new body is so fascinating to me. A never had a strong or long-lasting relationship until they met Rihannon and it touches me because it seems like they can‘t find any ways to truly be together. I would rate this book a 8/10.
David Levithan takes readers into the lives of A, Rhiannon, and Nathan, exploring deeply the core questions of the “Day” books: What is a soul? And what makes us human?
#atypical #aboutaugust
pickDecided to bail on Choke, but I flew through Every Day. Not sure if I‘ll continue on with the series, since I kind of loved how this one left off. Might check out the movie trailer though.♥️
Two more down for #BookSpinBookathon. I‘ll be jumping straight into #Book12 shortly. Current time for #NutsInMay is 3hr22m
After thinking a bit about it, I‘ve decided on my goals for the #NutsInMay Readathon with @Andrew65
📕Read at least 5 of my #BookSpinBonanza books
📗Read for 36 hours
📘Track all reading in Bookly app
📙Work on completing more of my #LitsyAtoZ challenges. I‘m doing 5 versions including graphic novels, audiobooks, children‘s stories, romances, and thriller/mysteries. In total, I have 36/130 boxes left to fill.
So far I‘ve read for 2.5 hours
pickAs an adult this is a fun vacation read that also made me think about larger ideas of gender, attraction, and the human condition. There are some good thought-provoking ideas about what we go through, take for granted, and assume in others that David allows his character to experience for you in the first person.
I didn't expect to finish this in one day but I did. After reading that ending, I feel as if my heart just split apart. I love the story but I couldn't stop asking the hows, whys, and whats. As I read I seemed to keep adding on to a stack of questions. Lastly, I was confused about the main character's undetermined gender. Overall the plot was intriguing and captivating.
I am #currentlyreading "Every Day" by David Levithan- I watched the trailer for the movie the other day and it piqued my interest! Has anyone read it?
We all want everything to be okay. We don‘t even wish so much for fantastic or marvelous or outstanding. We will happily settle for okay, because most of the time, okay is enough 👦🏻👩🏾🦱👩🏼🧑🏽👩🏼🦰👨🏿🦱
“if there's one thing I've learned, it's this: we all want everything to be okay. we don't even wish so much for fantastic or marvelous or outstanding. we will happily settle for okay, because most of the time, okay is enough.“
“If there's one thing I've learned, it's this: We all want everything to be okay. We don't even wish so much for fantastic or marvelous or outstanding. We will happily settle for okay, because most of the time, okay is enough.”
A unique story about a teen who wakes up every morning in a different body, living a different life.
#BeatleMaynia #DayInTheLife
In my experience, desire is desire, love is love. I have never fallen in love with a gender. I have fallen for individuals.
“We all want everything to be okay. We don‘t even wish so much for fantastic or marvelous or outstanding. We will happily settle for okay, because most of the time, okay is enough.”
I‘ve tried to start five books this morning and gave up on them all, so I guess it‘s back to fluffy YA.
#ya
pickWhat if every day you woke up in a new body with a new life?
This was such an interesting concept to me... imagine never actually having a family and just taking on the life of someone different every day. That is exactly what happens in this book.
Things change after our main character “A” falls in love with a girl who he wants to see even after changing bodies again the following days.
Very unique idea. Worth reading!
pick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ — So I really just read this in one day! An extremely quick read, but mainly because of the fact that it kept me so hooked! Love the many short stories of so many different lives all through the eyes of one‘s perspective. The #polarvortex might‘ve also played a part in the all-day reading experience 🥶❄️ #day30
so-soVery quick read. Enjoyed the idea and I will read the following 2 books.
I'd say give it a shot
so-soThis was a very cool concept. "A" is a different person every day, a new body, a new life. This book was missing the explanation of why and how. I couldn't concertrate on the story because I was focusing on the physics.
pickI definitely found this book to be very interesting. It really dug into the concept of love and happiness and how we find love in so many ways. I really liked the risks that he author took in this book and the unique storyline. But, I definitely needed more of an explanation! It was a super cool idea, but I just wanted more on the sci fi elements.
Rare weekday dinner alone so I made something that no one else in my family will eat. Salmon with balasmic glaze. #audiocooking
I was looking for another heartwarming YA to follow up Dumplin', so I checked out the tagged book. I can't say this is really doing it for me.
pickThe main character in this book wakes up in a different body every day. That concept makes the book fascinating! However, I wish more was done with it. There is so much representation that it starts feeling like the theme is more important than the story. The fat body day irked me though. The author simply promoted that fat equals lazy and unattractive. Overall, interesting read!
I bought this for my classroom library and couldn‘t get any of the teenagers to read it. I showed the movie trailer in lieu of a book talk and now there‘s a long waiting list to read it. They are loving it (both boys and girls). Here‘s a link to the trailer (even though we all know the book is better!) https://youtu.be/tqoAMfe_rPM
pick#backpackeurope travelogue *fictional*
Country 61: RETURNED HOME TO THE USA! The first thing I did was get some tacos, because you can't find good Tex Mex in Europe, or good food on planes.
What a ride this reading challenge has been! Wrap-up coming soon.
This book--AWESOME. I stayed up way too late finishing it. "A" is bodiless and wakes up inside a different person every day, but what happens when A falls in love? Need the sequel asap! 5/5 #ya
pickWas in Colorado for the weekend and it rained a lot, which means I finished 3 books!
I loved the premise of the story. Waking up in a different body everyday for your entire life is unfathomable to me. A always ends up in a body the same age as they are but the bodies vary widely from boy, girl, gay, straight, athletic, popular, suicidal, addict, etc. Then A falls in love with Rhiannon and things get really crazy.
📚 Every Day by David Levithan
📚 Janet Evanovich (To be honest, I don't like her as much anymore, but I couldn't think of anyone else)
📺 Eureka
🍲 Eggrolls
#ManicMonday @JoScho
pickI didn't expect to like this as much as I did. While I personally disagreed with a couple parts the ending saved it for me obviously #greatendingjunkie
pickWas not expecting it to be very good. Turned out to be SO good. Well written. Compelling. I was fully engrossed the entire time. Very hard to put down.
