Everyone We've Been

Reviewed by: Kara Reiman - Walker Memorial Library, Westbrook, Southern Maine Library District

Review Date: January 17, 2017

Review

An addition to the newest line of memory removal themed books, Everyone We've Been follows Addison as she struggles with feeling crazy, not knowing she's had the procedure done to forget a tragedy and a second time to forget a boyfriend. She's seeing a boy who no one else can see and struggling to remember periods of her life. While this story takes us on a journey of self-discovery, it's really a study on grief and how we as humans deal (or don't deal) with it. An interesting read with a few surprise twists that fans of realistic fiction and mystery will appreciate.

Overall Book Score: very good