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In Every Day, did you enjoy ...
... the deeply emotional journey of characters facing fleeting time and impossible circumstances?
They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera
If you were moved by A's daily struggle to find meaning and connection while inhabiting different lives, you'll find They Both Die at the End equally powerful. Mateo and Rufus meet on the day they know will be their last, and their genuine, bittersweet attempts to live fully—despite impossible odds—deliver a heart-wrenching emotional payoff.
... exploration of identity and selfhood in a world with shifting realities?
More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera
Just as A in Every Day grapples with shifting identities and what it means to truly be oneself, Aaron in More Happy Than Not faces questions about memory, identity, and belonging after a life-changing event. The novel's thoughtful, philosophical take on what shapes us will resonate if you loved A’s existential journey.
... moving coming-of-age stories centered on self-acceptance and transformation?
The Art of Being Normal by Lisa Williamson
If A’s quest to understand themselves and form authentic relationships captivated you, you’ll connect with David and Leo’s journeys in The Art of Being Normal. Their struggles with identity, acceptance, and personal growth are heartfelt and deeply relatable, making this a standout coming-of-age novel.
... stories that delve deep into the psychological states of complex protagonists?
We Are The Ants by Shaun David Hutchinson
If you appreciated how Every Day delved into the emotional and psychological experiences of its protagonist, you’ll be drawn to Henry’s raw, honest narrative in We Are the Ants. The book explores Henry’s grief, hope, and resilience with remarkable psychological depth, making for a thought-provoking and moving read.
... stories featuring diverse identities and perspectives, especially around gender and acceptance?
If I Was Your Girl by Meredith Russo
If you valued the empathy and inclusivity in Every Day—where A inhabits bodies of all genders and backgrounds—then Amanda’s story in If I Was Your Girl will speak to you. The novel offers a heartfelt look at navigating the world as a transgender teen, embracing diverse representation with honesty and hope.
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