Amazingly written. I did not know you could write a beautiful story out of order like that. Inspired me so much, I have got to get my own copy!

Loved this book! It was a quick read but I could really relate to the story. Also, Levithan put feelings I've had into words. I loved this book so much that I'm going to buy a copy of my own and look into other works by the author.

I always enjoy the way David Levithan presents different facets of a story and leaves it to the reader to piece them together. A sweetly sad, poignant read.

I flew through this book and loved every page. What a peculiar format, but how powerful the words and definitions were. You definitely understood what was going on, and I thought the book captured the highs and lows of any romantic relationship. I loved this book and have been recommending it to everyone.

I enjoyed this book quite a bit. While at times it had me laughing out loud, it was also a poignant look at pain and betrayal. The format, a dictionary of terms related to love defined by episodes in a specific relationship, was interesting. It disrupted the narrative flow of the story, but I still got a sense of the ups and downs of a relationship over time. I liked the way certain scenes repeated in different definitions, each time showing a different aspect of the experience. I got a real sense of the lingering and recurring strain that one partner’s cheating can have on the relationship. I also liked the way that Levithan shows the ups and downs of being a couple but that with commitment to stay together it can work. I wasn’t blown away, but it was an enjoyable read.

David Levithan's format of using dictionary phrases was a fresh way to intrigue readers. I loved looking up new words and then pondering about how the words related to the story line. While the lack of names, dates, and chronology was a bit confusing, I was still hooked!

It is wonderful to see something different in terms of format, along with the quality writing that David Levithan conveys is just a fantastic combination. The uncertainties of modern love is executed in such a heartfelt way that you can't help but fall in love with the book.

Interesting way to describe a relationship-- confused by abrupt ending.

A totally heartfelt book by David Levithan. The format of the novel was unique, to say the least, and a nice change from the normal format. As one of my favorite writers, Levithan does not disappoint in this book.

Odd that one of the subject headings is "Man-woman relationships," when it's totally ambiguous whether the narrator is addressing a male or female lover. In any case, this is a lovely gem of a book that somehow conveys huge universals in small, specific vignettes. At times it's heartbreaking, at other times it's hilarious, and it's always true.