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Ashish Rawat eashish — I really enjoyed re-reading this book and thought it had a strong, unique plot and interesting characters. My one critique is that I think Bell's writing style could be stronger, especially her description. (Example: she describes shrimp as being "grilled to perfection". This would have had more impact if she'd described it more, i.e., "the shrimp was tantalizingly spicy").(Grade: "B.")

Chloe Kalna chloekalna — What an awesome inspiring book. This is the first book i have read in the Real Life series and will definitely reach out to read another and another and another as long as she keeps them coming. This would be a great book to pass out at shelters and places where women go to who are abused. It is truly an inspiration. Great job on character development as well as making you think. This is a book that will stick with me for a very long time. Congratulations Nancy Rue!

Hassan Rafique _assan_ash — I got the distinct feeling from reading this book that someone came up to Jonathon Lethem and said, "Write a book! But don't take too long! And don't make it too long!" So that's what he did. And now we have this weird, stripped down thing that moves too fast in places and has a "love story" that I knew was coming but couldn't believe. I mean...of course they get together, but isn't the point of every love story the reason why? Lethem deftly plucks that point out of the novel, leaving me irritable. There are plenty of things to like about this book, but the love story is just plain weird. Maybe if it'd been titled "'Roos and Rock," I could have dealt with it better. But since it was "You Don't Love Me Yet," whatever. I'm hoping Lethem's next foray will be more rewarding. Bring on the high word count!