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series3 books2012

Fantasy and romance, emotional and reflective in tone, about body swap and identity, set in our world and contemporary.

“David Levithan's Every Day follows A, a consciousness with no fixed body who wakes each morning inside a different person's life, and who falls for a girl named Rhiannon despite the impossibility of ever staying in one body to be with her.”
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The SirenNovel

Kiera Cassstandalone novel2009

Sad in tone, set in at sea.

“You can speak to us, and you can always commune with the Ocean, but you are deadly to humans.”
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The Time Traveler's WifeNovel

Audrey Niffeneggerstandalone novel2003

Time travel and science fiction, about grief and loss.

“Niffenegger, who was frustrated with love when she began the novel, wrote the story as a metaphor for her failed relationships.”
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FlukeNovel

James Herbertstandalone novel1977

Sad in tone, about reincarnation and grief and loss.

“A dog named Fluke is barely more than a puppy when fragments of a life that isn't his own surface in his mind -- memories of a wife, a daughter, a job, an entire human existence he can't reconcile with the body he's now living in.”
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Teardrop TrilogySeries

series2 books2013

Fantasy and romance, emotional in tone, about forbidden love, set in contemporary and our world.

“Eureka Boudreaux's mother drilled that rule into her daughter years ago.”
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The Miraculous Journey of Edward TulaneNovel

Kate DiCamillostandalone novel2006

Fairy tale retelling, bittersweet in tone, about grief and loss.

“Following the life of a china rabbit, the book won the 2006 Boston Globe-Horn Book Award in the Fiction category.”
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