[prairiesky]

I finished reading this last night....read it in two sittings because I just couldn't put it down.  For me, the perfect book: smart, insightful, sweet, tragic, funny, heartwrenching.  I adore the characters in this book...even the unlikeable ones.  I highly recommend.

 

[KindleGirl]

I have this book in audio form but haven't listened to it yet. My daughter says it's great, but I guess I keep putting it off since it sounds sad to me and I'm not sure I'm ready for that. Is sad a big part of it or a small part?

 

[prairiesky]

The book is such a joy to read...very smart young people.  I loved their self awareness.  But...yes...it is crushingly sad too.  If it helps, I didn't cry until the last 1/4 of the book...then I bawled like a baby.  Don't let that scare you...IT IS SO GOOD.

 

[Steven Stickler]

Interesting article about John Green & bro in the NYTimes:

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/17/books/john-and-hank-green-bring-their-show-to-carnegie-hall.html?pagewanted=1&_r=0

 

[hsuthard]

The Vlog brothers are permanents on my YouTube subscriptions. I love their videos!

The book is terribly sad but such a beautiful story.

 

[KindleGirl]

I've heard so many good things that I am definitely going to listen to it some day, but I just can't do sad right now.