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One of the most original books I've ever read. The conceit is that every day the main character, A, wakes up in a different body within the same 50-100 mile radius. The bodies are the same age as him/her, and A's primary goal is to avoid causing waves in that person's life. Naturally, A meets someone that makes him/her change their mind. I don't want to say much more, but I loved this book so much that I actually avoided reading the sequel which recounts the story from another character's perspe
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I really enjoyed this book. Though it gets preachy/overly earnest in its messages at times, the premise is thought-provoking, the story is rich, and it's main characters are accessible and honest in their emotions. A book ripe for discussion afterwards.
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loved the premise of the book; intriguing to look at people/life from a single day's perspective. It's not like Groundhog day or Quantum leap - staying til you get/do something right. In some ways it's very sad way to live. Great idea!
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Love this book. I have recommended it to everyone I know.
Dislike. Preachy. Pushes bounds of believability.
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