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Hitachi Hitachi _aziany — Theia is a sweet girl whose lived a sheltered life. Her mother died when she was born and her father has raised her in a very strict way. One night she sees a burning man fall from the sky, and land on her yard, and she looks into his eyes as he disappears and that's how it begins. The new kid in school Haden is handsome and also the boy in Theia's dreams literally. In her dreams he is charming and at school one moment he is hot the next he is cold. One moment he is being charming with her, the next he is walking away with a popular girl, making Theia feel like an idiot. Haden is a charming 170 years old - read the book to find out what he is- and he feels drawn to her, and that's why he must stay away. It was a very nice book. I found myself crying and laughing, Donny and Amelia are both very nice characters with good personalities. I found myself charmed by Donny and Gabe, and I can't wait to find out what will happen next. * I would have no doubt finished it by Saturday if my wisdom tooth hadn't decided it was time to be a pain.

Bohdan Senah senah — Rubenfeld did a marvelous job at interweaving fact with fiction in this intricate tale. The players were hard to keep straight, but the personal stories of the two main characters kept me interested and eager to get to the end. The way he jumped back and forth between their lives made for a very fast paced book. I enjoyed the European jaunts, gave the book a bit of a Dan Brown feel. I was very glad Rubenfeld clarified the details at the end of the book.

Marieke Isaacs mariekeisaacs — After reading Dear Husband I wanted to find another book no short stories dealing with relationships. Weiner's collection of short stories focuses on the relation aquired over the course of a lifetime. One of the first stories is about a teenage girl's relationship with her father. My favorite story out of the 11 would be the story of Marlie Davidow who reminds me of the song "skater boy" a girl sitting home alone with a child watching as an ex moves forward in life wondering what it would be like to still be with him. For a while i couldn't understand what the title had to do with the book but after reading the story it is about that one guy that got away. I think that everyone has that one break up and then a couple months or years later they see the person, hear something or in Davidow's situation sees the ex's wedding registry. I feel like Weiner hits on that weird topic that no one really wants to talk about, the subject that makes people look like losers.