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I can say that I am positive this was written 100% by Seth Rudetsky. He writes exactly like he talks. It's hilarious.

Since I've been in Roanoke, I've been going through serious Sirius XM withdrawl, meaning I'm going old turkey from my mildyl unhealthy addiction to Seth's Big Fat Broadway. So when I saw this at a book store we were looking through during free time, I couldn't pass it up. :)

Nathan. You are beautiful and hilarious. I dig the new look. :)

Found time to read today!!! This has picked up drastically! I can sense another surge of action and chaos is about to hit...

So these next two weeks are going to be crazy busy for me. I now work five days a week, I'm starting summer college classes, my dad is getting back from being deployed and I leave for a week long mission trip on Saturday. If I forget to respond to your comment, friend request, or personal message, sorry! Life is chaotic but I love all of you! Hopefully wherever we're staying for the mission trip has wifi. :)

This book definitely isn't what I was expecting. The writing is a bit odd, and the scenes seem to jump around on the timeline. I'm enjoying it so far though. I especially love the relationship between Nathan and his brother.

Yes! You two are finally having a deep and meaningful conversation. Figure out what went wrong so you can make it right! ❤️

This is legions better than If I Stay. I love Adam's POV, and just the general fell of this novel is so much more enticing. I wish I had time to binge it!

Kate: Why can't you understand if you keep this up you're going to lose her? Mark: Bro, you're hot, and adorable. Ryan is great, but there are so many other little gay fishes in the world :)

I just love his books. I feel like an addict who has been clean, and now that I've given in to my vice, I have no intent of being clean ever again.

Dazzle me, David Levithan, dazzle me!

I'm becoming ambivalent towards this novel. I'm enjoying it of course, but the characters are a little off. Cassie's thoughts are just downright strange, (Evanland? Seriously?) and I'm getting a bit lost plot wise. I still love Zombie though. Zombie and Nugget are my precious children.

I missed this series! Zombie, Cassie, Nugget, Ringer... Cassie, you're getting on my nerves a bit with the boy craziness...

And it has picked up! This is one of those books where the tragedy doesn't define the mood, because dear God, these characters are so cute.

So far this is a bit slow, but I love the setting and characters! I have the feeling it's about to pick up...

Lexi and Trevor's date is possibly the most adorable and perfect thing I've read in months. They're both so cute!

This is heart breaking. I love the writing and the characters so much, but I'm just waiting for all the bad things to happen that are looming over these characters...

Oh sweet gods, the nostalgia is so real right now.

"Not criticizing, but why is he grooting?" Meg frowned. "Grooting?" "Yeah like thah character in the movie... Only saying one thing over and over." I missed these characters and all the references!!!!

This is so so so much better than I thought it was going to be. I'm depressed that I know how it's going to end, and that there's now only a hundred pages left...

So recently I've been taking "reflection" periods before writing my reviews, and I'm absolutely loving it. It gives me time to really think about how I felt about the book, without those overly crazy feelings I get after just closing it. I'm going to start posting longer "pre-full reviews" so there's more there while I figure out exactly how I felt. Just so no one thinks I'm just getting lazy. :)

NO. I'm only a hundred bloody pages in. You do not have permission to shred my heart!!!

I'm in love with this prose. Also; why must people need my attention the moment school ends? I need to become a hermit...

I didn't think I was going to enjoy this... And now I love it.... But I still have NO TIME.

I love Clark. And I adore the relationship between him, Lisa, and Solomon. This book is phenomenal.

This is my first John Corey Whaley book, and I can say that I'm impressed. I love the realistic portrayal of agoraphobia and the characters. :)

Oh, Princess Madame Sprinkle, the wise.