Every Day

Every Day (2012) by David Levithan. Every day, "A" wakes up in a different, 16-year-old body. Every day, A has to adjust to new conditions -- male or female, gay or straight, thin or fat, A must survive for a full day as a different person. But everything gets infinitely more complicated when, in the body of a male, he falls in love with a girl. Always in love with the same girl, Rhiannon, he keeps switching bodies and trying to sell himself to her as someone she can love. And she does come to love him, but even so, can they possibly make it work? This book is quite involving, and the premise is a fascinating one. I read it eagerly, looking forward to each time I would have an opportunity to pick up the book and find out what would happen next. This novel is targeted toward younger audiences, but enjoyable by adults. Grade: B+