SOMEDAY

Deals with the implications of death and the loss of connection, though not centered on graphic depictions of dying.

No significant gore or graphic detail.

Some mild profanity consistent with contemporary young adult literature.

Gender and sexuality are prominent through A's fluid identity and relationships, with LGBTQIA themes treated seriously and affirmingly.

Religious beliefs are mentioned or referenced as part of the diverse experiences the characters encounter.

Romantic love and complicated relationships are central, including the continuing relationship between Rhiannon and A.

Ongoing danger, pursuit, loss of control, and threats to characters create sustained unease and tension, though the book is not overt horror.

Includes discussion of relationships and mature situations, but remains YA appropriate.

Minimal or occasional references to teenage social settings that may include substance use, not glorified.

Threats, coercion, pursuit, and physical confrontations occur, but they are generally brief and non-graphic rather than intensely violent.