Sounds very interesting

I was truly disappointed. This was such a let down after reading Everyday. Going into this book I wanted to discover why A was the way he was, but instead my mind was just filled with small memories from A's childhood. This wasn't what I was looking for when going into the book, and because of that my review may be a little bias.

Good, nothing too earthshattering. I felt like these could have been dropped into the middle of Every Day without being noticed. I guess they didn't really offer as much *new* information about A's life as I had anticipated.

Didn't think this novella was completely necessary. Nevertheless, it was well written and interesting.

Short and sweet and perfect.

I enjoyed this extra glimpse into A's life pre-Rhiannon. I agree that most people, although they think they are unique and different, feel the same way when they wake up. And generally, they are easy to read and interpret if you’re truly paying attention.

Day 5930-the last day-didn’t seem to fit with the rest of the stories. The over explaining felt like a cross between the first day in this novella and fanfic. Several of these days require A to make a decision on a relationship. It’s tricky to say something while trying to say nothing. A simple “Let’s talk about this tomorrow” when A is out of the body, will not appease people. It’s a sensitive situation, to say the least.

Those who disliked Every Day because of the idea that love is love regardless of gender, will hate this book. Yes, there is homosexuality. Also, it’s no big deal.

8/10⭐

Nettes Prequel

It was at the end of Every Day, so it made sense to read it. Aw, A.