I had to look up a summary of the book to refresh some of the major plot points, since it's been a really long time since I read the last book. The one thing I'd recommend doing before reading this book is definitely rereading EVERY DAY if you haven't read it in awhile. There's even a portion of the book that takes place in New York City, so it was exciting to see the book being set close to home! Especially since NYC is filled with so many different types of people, so A had many different experiences while they were there.
As a reader, I really got to see a wide range of diverse people and cultures. While David Levithan doesn't detail out every single life A lives, it was exciting to read the glimpses that we did receive. Every day, they woke up in a new body, with new friends and family, new lives, and new cultures. Something I enjoyed so much about this story was experiencing all of the different lives alongside A. And the romance between Rhiannon and A was so adorable that my heart fluttered several times, and it was especially inspiring to see the creative ways that they made their relationship work, due to both the distance between them and A's, er, unfortunate situation of switching bodies every single morning, never being the same person twice. I managed to read the entire 400 pages in less than 3 days, which is something I don't get done much when I'm busy with schoolwork! So it felt really nice to fall into a story that captivated me so quickly. It's definitely been at least four or five years since I read EVERY DAY, but as soon as I picked up this book, I found myself absorbed in the story and I just couldn't put it down. What I loved about this book was how quickly I fell back into the story. And to make it worse, X, the evil body shifter that's been searching for A, is starting to harm their friends as a method of getting A to come back and face him.
Through time and distance, they struggle to keep their friendship (and their pseudo-relationship) alive, even though it's getting harder and harder. This story picks up where EVERY DAY leaves off, after A has to leave and ends up in Colorado, far away from Rhiannon. And now, so many years later, I picked up SOMEDAY, and I fell back into A's world all over again. It was an idea that was revolutionary and definitely took me by surprise, which is why I loved it so much. I couldn't get over how exciting and different this story was - following someone that wakes up in a different body every single day. I absolutely fell in love with the first book in this series, EVERY DAY, a few years ago when I finally made the decision to pick it up. My review for this book was originally posted on.
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