I was so worried when picking this book up. Worried that it would feel redundant and recycled, or, at the very best, second best to Every Day. I didn't have my hopes high. Moreover, I was kind of waiting for the moment when I would tell myself: "OK, enough. This just isn't doing it for me." And you know what? That moment never came. I loved Anither Day. It didn't feel like a sequel, or a companion novel, it didn't feel unnecessary or repetitive. It didn't feel stale. It felt... absolutely essential. I devoured it. I felt it sink deeper than the first book did, I found myself even more emotionally and intellectually stimulated. I loved seeing this whole bizarre but magical and beautiful love story through Rhiannon's eyes! 
 Where Every Day was deep and beautiful, Another Day managed to be even more profound and breathtaking. More fleshed out and thought provoking and contemplative. With more complexity and more emotions. Where the first book was sad and heartbreaking, the sister novel was twice as devastating, but also twice as hopeful and resonating. I'm so glad I got to spend a couple more days with A and Rhiannon. Another Day is a must read for those who have already read Every Day, but also for those who havent. It's just a must read, period.