I love Ann Brashares. I have read almost all of her books. The Sisterhood was a huge part of my life. Until recently, I didn't go searching for anything else she had written. I'm glad I did. My Name is Memory is beautiful. Most of the chapters are about Daniel and his memories of previous lives. It's fascinating to read his commentary on them. However, some of the writing did strike me as odd. The way the chapters are set up is a little strange. The titles are all locations and dates (years). In the chapters that Daniel recounts a story or memory from his older life, he also reflects on things he knows now in relation to what happened then. While this insight is interesting, I think the chapters should have been written a little different because of that. Each of them was made to feel more like a journal entry than his narration retelling a story. It was a little disorienting. It did not hinder the story, though, it was a passing thought while reading. The prose was enthralling enough to make me ignore it. I also wanted Daniel to let go of his previous lives a little more. I want to know what happens when he stops thinking of Sophia and his past. We get a little glimpse, but it's not enough. 
 Though, I wish we could know more about Lucy. There were so many more things I wish I knew about her. I wanted to know about her sister, Dana. I wish I knew more about her relationship with her parents and even more about Marnie, her best friend. Oh, and Ben! Daniel's best friend. More of him, please. He had the potential to be a fascinating character if given more page time. I know that there was potential here for more of everything. There were so many avenues left unfinished. In the end, it is a love story between a boy and girl. So it's okay knowing their love has spanned thousands of years even if the present isn't filled in too well. Despite all the unanswered questions, I greatly enjoyed reading this interesting love story. It's not everyday one reads about souls reincarnating, keeping their memories, and falling in love. 
 From what I understand, there at one point was supposed to be a sequel but the publisher decided against it? Unsure. The book certainly leaves on a certain kind of cliffhanger. It's the kind where you really wish you could find out what happens to Daniel and Lucy next but are also content in where it leaves you. I hope one day they decide to publish it. There are people out there who want to know what happens! Let this serve as my formal plea to Ann Brashares. If anything, I will accept a self-published ebook. It doesn't have to be perfect!