Having recently read Will Grayson, Will Grayson, and seen Two Boys Kissing pick up a Stonewall Honor at this year's Youth Media Awards, I was pretty psyched about Every Day. It had a fine (if not entirely original) premise, and was okay in its execution of it, but the story had problems I ultimately could not get past. 
 A is a teenager who wakes up every day in the body of a new teenager, conveniently with access to their memories (so no Quantum Leap tension). Each new body is different: some male, some female (one trans female); one gay, one lesbian; several different races; one obese; one addicted; one suicidal. It's a convenient framework to tell lots of short stories, though it starts to look like a catalog of single traits instead of actual characters, mostly preachy, some more sympathetically depicted than others. The most interesting character trait was meanness, showing what having such a reputation brings you, and how it is easier to just continue being mean. 
 But my major problems with the book: (view spoiler)[ 
 * A is a big stalker. After falling in love with Rhiannon (from the body of her neglectful boyfriend Justin) he stalks her with his next few bodies, pretending to be a new classmate, the cousin of a friend, etc. Creepy. 
 * After Rhiannon and Justin break up, A congratulates her, but she says that she knows it's not completely over, and she'll still have to deal with him. She's right, specifically and as a more general trend; when she breaks up with A, he also continues to pursue her. Classic "Nice Guy" stuff, and not called out for it. 
 * A (in the body of a girl) feels trapped by the man she is talking to, so tears her own clothes and screams, pretending that she is being assaulted, to attract attention. So, yeah, rape apology. 
 * When A realizes he cannot be with Rhiannon, he assigns her a new boyfriend. He shows her how cool the guy is whose body he is inhabiting, goes on a nice date with her, and then leaves the guy with the memory of that date, suggesting that they be together now, and he'll just disappear. Alone. With nobody. (What a martyr? What a power trip!) 
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