Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist, by Rachel Cohn & David Levithablahblahblah Options

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Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist.
By Rachel Cohn and David Levithon(sp?)


Okay, I really loved this book.

I don't care if it's in the Juvenile fiction center. I loved it. When it comes out in paperback, I'm going to buy it... or ask for it as a present. Because it is awesome.

I suggest everybody to go read it if you don't mind the language. It has a lot of musical and pop culture references, so ultimately, it is the best book in the world. I think I just liked it because I found it pretty hot in some spots.

But whatever... go read it.

[tokyo-rose]

I just read this book on Friday, and I liked it a lot too. I love that it takes place in NYC, but that's probably just because I live there. :P I love the pop culture references as well. There's a lot of cursing but it's a very good book; never read anything like it before.

I've also got the "March Eighteenth" lyrics in my AIM profile. xD


It's spelled David Levithan. And if you haven't read Boy Meets Boy, you should. It's probably his most famous book. :]

[orgasm]

I just read this book on Friday, and I liked it a lot too. I love that it takes place in NYC, but that's probably just because I live there. :P I love the pop culture references as well. There's a lot of cursing but it's a very good book; never read anything like it before.

I've also got the "March Eighteenth" lyrics in my AIM profile. xD
It's spelled David Levithan. And if you haven't read Boy Meets Boy, you should. It's probably his most famous book. :]

I heard about Boy Meets Boy.

I'll probably go check it out. In Nick and Norah, I actually liked David Levithan's section better than Rachel Cohn's. Well, it's not really much of a surprise because I don't particularly like Rachel Cohn all that much.