Backwards by Todd Mitchell, 277 pages
As Dan commits suicide, the Rider watches and as Dan dies, the
Rider finds himself pulled into Dan's body. For the next several days,
the Rider finds himself living Dan's life, but in reverse. Every day Dan
wakes up, it is the previous day. The longer the Rider stays with him the
more convinced he becomes that he is meant to change something but he isn't
sure what or if the things he tries will help or hurt, especially since it
requires a lot of effort to even get Dan to do what he wants. he rider
starts to become aware that they are headed toward a critical moment that could
mean salvation or destruction, depending on what he chooses, and he comes
closer to the knowledge of who and what he actually is. This is a pretty
amazing book. I would give it to a wide variety of teens.
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