Every Day

A gets a series of emails from a boy named Nathan Daldry, who demands to know the truth of what happened to him the night of the party.

The theme of David Levithan's Every Day revolves around identity and love, exploring how these concepts transcend physical appearances and circumstances. The setting is contemporary, with the...

A and Rhiannon end their relationship when A, in the body of Alexander Lin, says goodbye and urges her to be with Alexander. Despite a lovely final date, A decides not to "steal" Alexander's life and...

The conflict in David Levithan's Every Day revolves around A, a spirit who inhabits a different body daily, falling in love with Rhiannon while in Justin's body. The challenge is A's desire to be...

The plot follows A, a being who inhabits a different body each day. A's life changes when they fall in love with Rhiannon while in the body of her boyfriend, Justin. A struggles to maintain this...

The film adaptation of David Levithan's Every Day differs from the novel primarily in character focus and pacing. While both follow "A," who inhabits different bodies daily, the book delves into A's...

On day six thousand thirty-four, A woke up as Katie. They did not reveal to anyone that they possessed Katie and eventually ran away from their home and everything they knew.

A's ability to die is uncertain in "Every Day" as their existence is not fully explained. A lives in different bodies daily, and although they age, it's unclear if they can die like a mortal. A...

Owen encounters trouble when he is caught up in a fight at school over drugs. He claims another boy is his dealer, while the boy accuses Owen of being the dealer. Owen gets in trouble for fighting...

Evidence of Nathan's story spreading includes a newspaper article titled "The Devil Made Him Do It," which is accessible online, allowing widespread access. On Day 6003, A hears students joking about...

In Every Day by David Levithan, minor characters include Justin, Rhiannon's boyfriend, and Nathan Daldry, whose body A inhabits after Justin. Ainsley and Poole, a spirit-like A, are also minor...

Leslie and Owen have a complex relationship in "Every Day," marked by Owen's surly and mean demeanor, yet underpinned by Leslie's protective nature. Despite their issues, Leslie often covers for...

A's guilt significantly impacts his daily life as he inhabits different bodies. Initially, he tries not to disrupt the lives he enters, but meeting Rhiannon leads him to prioritize his desires,...

At 11:50 PM, A, who inhabits a different body each day, pulls over on the side of the road while in Nathan Daldry's body. Anticipating the midnight change, A closes his eyes and wakes up in a new...

A's experience as Finn is challenging due to Finn's obesity, which makes daily activities difficult and draws negative attention from others. A is embarrassed by Finn's size and finds it hard to...