EVERY DAY

The story includes death-related themes, including suicide, but no character death is identified and death is not the central focus.

Mild profanity is present, typically reflecting the age of the teenagers inhabited.

The protagonist is genderless and explores fluid identities, which is central to the narrative.

Nathan’s religious beliefs and Reverend Poole’s preaching and supernatural interpretation are meaningful parts of the conflict.

The central plot revolves entirely around a romantic connection and the challenges of sustaining it.

The concept of body possession and being stalked by a hostile entity provides a sense of psychological unease.

Includes discussion of intimacy and physical relationships, consistent with typical young adult fiction.

Drug and alcohol use are depicted in the context of the various high school environments A inhabits.

Includes instances of verbal abuse and a character being abandoned in a car, which causes distress and potential danger.