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I'm such a sucker for this book already, haha. Also I think that a guy kissing a girl on top of her head is the most adorable term of endearment ever.

Narrative good, dialogue witty, characters interesting. I was also love this part: "He flashes me his dimple-laden grin, and I faint. No...literally. I fainted."

The title of this book keeps nagging at me because it's so profound. And reading this book only makes me think about myself and my own dreams, small and yet so big.

I am completely and utterly blown away by this book. I love the dialogue and the storytelling that makes your heart swell and flutter, but at the same time you understand the inevitable coming. While this comes from the story itself, it also comes from the fact that I know I've picked up a great book and the inevitable is that the book is going to end :( Also I love Hazel's explanation of why she's vegetarian.

I am completely and utterly blown away by this book. I love the dialogue and the storytelling that makes your heart swell and flutter, but at the same time you understand the inevitable coming. While this comes from the story itself, it also comes from the fact that I know I've picked up a great book and the inevitable is that the book is going to end as well and I'll be sad. :(

First impression: this book reads just like an anime. Main character is a school girl. Bumps into a mysterious guy. Something occurs. Guy shows up as transfer student. He ends up having the same schedule as her. They argue. She gets hit by a door and carried to the infirmary. So on. Regardless, I like the characters and find the story enjoyable. Switching narrative takes some getting used to but then it flows well.