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Similar in tone + premise

These books are ranked using the tone + premise labels extracted for Everyone We've Been. Books rank higher when they are close on every selected axis.

Tone labels used: heartbreaking, emotional, raw, thought-provoking, wrenching, eerie, melancholic, bittersweet, tense, nostalgic

Premise labels used: memory loss, memory erasure, missing memories, mysterious boy, medical mystery, accident aftermath, first love, identity crisis, family secret

This does not mean the books share the same plot, setting, quality, or difficulty. It means their tone + premise embeddings are close.

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Cover of The Good Parts by Evann Normandin

The Good Parts

Evann Normandin · 2026

A grieving husband follows his wife after a memory-erasing treatment, hoping to win back a love she no longer remembers.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1194

Cover of Remember Me by Estelle Laure

Remember Me

Estelle Laure · 2022

In a near-future town, a teen discovers she erased painful memories and must decide whether to reclaim them.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1315

Cover of More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera

More Happy Than Not

Adam Silvera · 2015

A Bronx teen considers a memory-erasing procedure that could free him from pain—or erase his true self.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1417

Cover of The Space Between Here & Now by Sarah Suk

The Space Between Here & Now

Sarah Suk · 2023

A Korean-Canadian teen with scent-triggered time slips goes to Korea to uncover her mother’s disappearance and her own past.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1589

Cover of Thomas's First Memory of the Flare by James Dashner

Thomas's First Memory of the Flare

James Dashner · 2011 · The Maze Runner

A brief Maze Runner flashback reveals Thomas’s earliest memory of the Flare and its devastating effect on his family.

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Tone labels: sad · emotional · horrific · bleak · intense · scary · heartbreaking · personal

Premise labels: first memory · viral outbreak · family crisis · disease aftermath · childhood trauma · pre-maze

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1697

Cover of Meet Me at Blue Hour by Sarah Suk

Meet Me at Blue Hour

Sarah Suk · 2025

Two childhood friends reunite in Busan after one erases the other from memory, forcing them to unravel their past.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1703

Cover of 17 juni by Alex Schulman

17 juni

Alex Schulman · 2025

A suspended teacher calls a lost family number and reaches his dead father, then a single childhood day in 1986.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1744

Cover of Lightbreakers by Aja Gabel

Lightbreakers

Aja Gabel · 2025

A grieving physicist and his artist wife are drawn into a secret time-travel project that forces them to face memory, love, and loss.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1746

Cover of Remember Me Gone by Stacy Stokes

Remember Me Gone

Stacy Stokes · 2022

A teen training in her family’s memory-erasing business uncovers missing time, town secrets, and a buried past.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1751

Cover of The Choice by Jason Mott

The Choice

Jason Mott · 2013 · The Returned

When a long-lost first love returns unchanged, a married father must choose between past desire and present family.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1751

Cover of Ces jours qui disparaissent by Timothé Le Boucher

Ces jours qui disparaissent

Timothé Le Boucher · 2017

After losing every other day to a hidden double self, a young acrobat fights to keep his own life from disappearing.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1760

Cover of M Is for Monster: A Graphic Novel by Talia Dutton

M Is for Monster: A Graphic Novel

Talia Dutton · 2022

A grieving scientist resurrects her sister’s body, but the girl who returns is someone entirely new.

Semantic match: ranked by tone + premise

Distance: 0.1762