“I want him to fear that I could be there at any moment, in any person. But really it is just motivating people to care for each other because, in the end, nothing else will. I finally felt like I understood what A was going through and what Levithan was trying to say. I can’t explain why I love this quote and why I chose it other than the fact that when I read it, it connected the final pieces of the novel. This is one of the last lines of the novel. That’s why we have to care about each other.” (320). Ultimately, the universe doesn’t care about us. “If you stare at the center of the universe, there is a coldness there. Give a two sentence explanation of why chosen. List three pithy passages and their page numbers.

What a fantastic ending… after starting to think that A was being selfish, it is the absolute perfect ending! THE ENDING WAS ALSO SO CUTE AND GOOD!! A found a perfect, nice boy for Rhiannon and A created a memory just for her so that they could be together in the future-A gave up Rhiannon for her own happiness. This book will hold their attention not because the topic is fascinating and the writing is sublime, but because the differences of each day are so compulsively interesting. This book also portrayed the various aspects of each diverse life very clearly and honestly. These small details of diversity are what make this book so unique and powerful, but also they make me want to include it in my classroom even more-my students could learn so much about new struggles and lives that they never thought possible. He captured everything-my personal favorite was the person who was having withdraw symptoms (61). One of my favorite things about Every Day was that each person A woke up as was wildly different-Levithan had fabulous representation in his novel, from persons with mental illnesses to physical disabilities, to gender identities and sexual preferences.

Develop one aspect of the story you enjoyed or disliked (plot, setting, a character, ending).

Every day de david levithan