Reading Response 3: Every day

Every Day: David Levithan.

        Although Rhiannon wants to, she cant get past A changing lives everyday. Through the past couple days in the book A is beginning to realize that his chances of living a normal life are very slim. Even though he has been dealing with this obstacle his whole life he hasn't ever cared because there wasn't a reason to care. There is a reason now to care, the reason is love. A loves Rhiannon so much and keeps picturing a life with her, but a life with her is almost impossible. Or is it? A is finding out more and more about the way he lives compared to how others do. He goes through a period of time when he has a lot of unanswered questions in regards to his life.  A finds out that he might not be the only one that switches lives every day, but doesn't know how to be sure if he is or isn't the only one. He also finds out that it might be a possibility to kill whoever's body he is and be able to stay in their body and never leave. A knows he could never do this to that person. He couldn't ever take someone else's life for his own selfish desires. This picture is a quote from the book that A says in regards to how he feels. He feels entirely ignored even by the one person that is supposed to stick by him and love him.

   Now that I have finished this book I would say that I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I honestly thought that this book was more then just a love story. In this book it says that love can't always conquer everything, some times you have to take care of yourself instead of falling for love. I liked everything about this book up until the end of the book. I think that the ending leaves you hanging but not enough to make a second book. I think there should have been more about what happens to A.