Every Day, Same mind, Different body.

                                                            Every Day   
By: David Levitham  
(Book Report By Kyle Saulnier)
      
               Imagine waking up in a body that is not your own. What would you do? Now think about if every single day of your life you wake up in a different person’s body every day.
 This 17 year old energy lives every day as a different person but his/her age is the same in every body. I say energy because it is very hard to describe who the teen is because every single day the gender, height, and lifestyle changes. Based off how this teen thinks I assume he is a male, but I don’t know for sure. He has to wake up in a different household everyday and has to sense how the family works and how he/she is suppose to act or what they should do.
 But it is clear he has been waking up in other kids bodys for a while because he has this very accurate sense of reading people. Trying not to dramatically change someone’s life, this intelligent teen tries his hardest not to let his person thoughts and emotions get in the way of him.  
  I am not sure how long he/she has been like this because I am not far enough in the book to get answers. However, once you start reading this book I can assure you it will be hard to stop. Through hardships and emotional roller coaster you will be right by his side as he learns more about him and his decisions.
  I don’t normally read because I just do not like it. But this book is very interesting and unlike anything I have ever heard of before. This kid is a genius! It is so cool and it makes me jealous that I can’t tell what people are thinking like he can. I can’t wait to finish up the book and get to tell you what I think about the rest!

 

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