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橋本 直樹 naokih100392d5 — This is a great collection of short stories by an amazing writer. David Levithan is able to show and convey that love just is. Sometimes it lasts, sometimes it doesn’t, sometimes it’s easy, sometimes it’s not, but it exists all the same. Some of my favorite stories were (in order of appearance): “Starbucks Boy”, “Miss Lucy Had A Steamboat”, “The Number Of People That Meet On Airplanes”, “Princes”, and “Skipping The Prom”. I also really liked “Without Saying”. It was mysterious and confusing in the best way possible. As soon as I finished, I went back and read it over again. Overall, if you’re looking for a story with heart, there is a good chance you’ll find that story in this collection. I urge anyone who believes that love can defy gender, age, and sexuality to check this book out because as Levithan himself puts it: “It doesn’t have to be on Valentine’s Day. It doesn’t have to be by the time you turn eighteen or thirty-three or fifty-nine. It doesn’t have to conform to whatever is usual. It doesn’t have to be kismet at once, or rhapsody by the third date. It just has to be. In time. In place. In spirit. It just has to be.”

Chad Simonson simonsonchad — Sophie is half-wolf/half-human. Her mother is a witch and her father is a werewolf. She never knew him. Her mother took her to the US to keep her safe. Sophie tries very hard to keep her wolfyness at ease. She works and has a human lawyer boyfriend. She gets thrown for a loop when her mother is arrested for killing a Senator with a poisoness love potion and the arrival a hottie werewolf Tom. Sophie and her BFF Lindsey do some snooping to try and figure out who really killed the Senator. They are pretty funny. Sophie talking about Tom was funny too. Vampires are mentioned in the book but we never meet any. This dragged at times but it was fun with a good mystery. Liked: Good mystery Disliked: Slow at times Favorite Character: Tom Least Favorite Character: Sally http://www.roseysreview.com/2011/11/b...

Vladimir Perepichay profartdesign — I actually listened to this book on my ipod. The narrator was great, and the writing and imagery was lovely. A little more of a serious read, but very enjoyable. It should really be rated 3.5 stars.