2.5 stars 
 Another Day follows the story of Rhiannon who has a great day with her boyfriend only to learn that it wasn't really him she was with. Instead she spent the day with A, a person who wakes up everyday in a new body, and happened to wake up in the body of Rhiannon's boyfriend that day. I haven't read the first book in this companion yet, Every Day, which is the same story but from A's perspective. After finishing this book, I think I would've enjoyed reading Every Day more than this book. For me, Another Day was just fine. There was nothing particularly special or exciting about reading this story from Rhiannon's POV. Rhiannon and her boyfriend Justin aren't very likable. Justin seems to be mopey all the time and doesn't want Rhiannon hovering around him. Rhiannon tries to be self-aware but becomes a needy girlfriend because Justin pushes her away so much but at the same time she doesn't think about anyone but herself. When she meets A, there's an instalust there that doesn't exactly click for me. My favorite parts of the book were learning about the new people that A wakes up as and I would imagine that storyline is explored more in Every Day. I also liked how David Levithan included a diverse group of people for A to wake up as and it made Rhiannon think about people outside of their looks, race, gender, and sexuality, to see the person within. This felt like an interesting representation of gender fluidity. The story really got me interested in learning more about A after (view spoiler)[s/he has discovered there were more people like him/her out there, but then Levithan stopped there and didn't continue that story. A decides not to learn more about his/her situation, which felt like a waste because it's one of the more interesting parts of the story. I would love to see another book where Levithan gets into the mystery of how/why A is the way s/he is (hide spoiler)]. I kept reading hoping that something exciting would happen but the book just left me feeling like everything ended on a cliffhanger. Rhiannon does (view spoiler)[end up breaking up with Justin, but then she just continues the same unstable cycle she had with A. Then A somehow picks the "perfect guy" for Rhiannon to fall in love with, somehow allows him to have full memories from their date, and leaves as if she can just move on like that. Was A really able to influence someone's life like that before? S/he had never done that before so it kind of came out of nowhere. But Rhiannon doesn't want to move on so the story feels unresolved, like she might go searching for A. (hide spoiler)] I also didn't like how it felt like in order for Rhiannon to be happy she has to be in a relationship. She basically (view spoiler)[cheats on her boyfriend and then moves on to A and then supposedly to Alexander without getting a chance to have some "me time" and figure out her life and her relationships (hide spoiler)]. While I thought this book was alright, I would be interested in checking out Every Day to see if it's better. 
 I have received an advanced copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. 
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