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Fabricio Feliciano fabricioar0675 — I love books like this. They just feel so…right. It was funny and sweet and moving. It reminded me a lot of Saving Francesca in its ability to mix humor and romance and Big Issues (in this case, Payton dealing with her dad's MS). It never got too dark or twisty. It was heartbreaking, but never gloomy, which I am so happy about. I don’t need my YA bringing me down. I love Payton and Sean. I love that there was nothing stalkery or wrong with Sean. He was a nice, normal guy (though he apparently has bad parents) and they got together because they started actually talking to each other after years of just being classmates. The inevitable Conflict Before the Happy Ending that all romances must endure happens because of Payton’s issues and fear of loss, not because he was a jerk or Forces Keep Them Apart. It's the kind of good, sweet, non-melodramatic/not ridiculously overblown romance that too much YA these days is missing. Hurrah for Leavitt! I like that other people called Payton out for being selfish and acting like a brat (her brother and her best friend), but they also give her space and try to help her out (I like it when heroines are not treated as being perfect by the other characters when the reader can obviously see their flaws, and I love it when a character actually grows and becomes a more mature person by the end of the story). I also like that both Sean and her friend reference the fact that Payton can come across as uptight. It is one of those realistic things where Payton is portrayed as someone who really could come across that way (she is hyper-organized, straightlaced and a perfectionist) but she is still surprised that people see her that way (and she never describes herself as uptight). I like touches like that, when the narrator is slightly unreliable when it comes to how other people see them. I loved this book SO MUCH. I actually ended up sitting on the floor finishing the rest of it because I couldn’t stop myself – I really wanted to keep reading, even though I was on my way to taking a shower! That’s the mark of a great book.

Karl Sfeir karlsfeir — Eventhough more than half of my honors english class hated it with a passion, I enjoyed it tremendously. I must admit that a few philosophical sections were quite boring.

Christian Arrasco _hristian_rrasco — my problem is, i start about 10 books at once...

Barbara Bk barbarabkchung — I'm medium on this book. I get that it's fancy pants literature, but I'm a daydreamer who doesn't speak ANY French, so I got a little bored/distracted in the middle parts. I am so glad there is a post script by the author. It answered my burning question, "Why did he write this book...?" Because. And I almost wish I would have read it when I was (will be?) in a phase of life where I'm more in my head. Perhaps the daydreaming would've stopped. Don't argue. This makes perfect sense to me.