Three and a half stars. Maybe even four for the style of writing. Quick, quirky and funny read. A book you can finish in one sitting and yet not be bored.
It's quite rare that I review a book right after I finish reading it, but I feel in order to represent my feelings, as they are now, it needs to be done now.I've been single for very close to 2 years, 2 years tomorrow to be exact, and if I'm honest, I'd forgotten the simplest things of a relationshi...
(Full review can be found on my blog, Paper Riot.)memorable, a.Let me start by saying this is a gorgeous story. The Lover's Dictionary is a work of art, a love story told through a dictionary, by David Levithan. Needless to say that the lay-out and concept make this story unique in every way possibl...
the lovers's dictionary is about a nameless couple who meets on a dating site there relationship is really strange cause it's either up or down but I really liked the book there were quotes that were ratable to people not in a relationship (like myself) I love contempor...
“Trying to write about love is ultimately like trying to have a dictionary represent life. No matter how many words there are, there will never be enough.” And so, The Lover's Dictionary is the story of a relationship told in the form of dictionary entries.It's very raw, personal and utterly emotion...
So many quotes I want to share from this good read. What are the right words to describe love? In this unique format, David Levithan's character describes his relationship through dictionary entries.Full Review and Pics on www.literarymarie.com
'The Lover's Dictionary' consists of short, seemingly unconnected passages narrating the story of a two-years-old relationship between a man and a woman living in New York.Hidden behind alphabetically sorted terms, that call out for sophisticated definitions, it covers the ordinary, yet inexplicable...
Some books are gifts. They hide between their pages exactly what you were looking for, unnamable feelings that touch your soul, give you back the words you wanted to say but couldn’t string together.David Levithan co-wrote one of my favorite books, Nick & Norah’s Infinite Playlist. For this reason a...
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