Okay, so it’s like a 4th grade reading level book, but I love it. I’ve read it 3 times, and each time I wonder why I like it…but w/e. It’s a fairly quick read ^_

Half-consumed. Couldn’t bother to finish. It drags on and really doesn’t go anywhere.

I’m so happy this book became popular. There are so many misconceptions of what autism is, and this helps people see it from the inside (even if it IS fiction.) I’ve recommended this book, lent it out, and even been recommended to read it by a bunch of people…I laughed and told them I had read it, but it’s worth another read :)

I had to choose a book from a list for summer reading pre-12th grade…and this was it! It didn’t grab my attention right away, but getting throught it, it became clear how much weaving was done on Vonnegut’s part. Very interesting book :)

OMG. Beyond funny, it’s hard to believe that so many strange situations could fill one man’s life. The title essay is hilarious, explaining the title…it’s just great!!

I worked at the library when this book became really popular. I tend to avoid such books, as they are often mushy love stories, or randomly popular books because “Oprah says it’s good.” But I got my hands on a copy and it was intense! An original concept…I really enjoyed it :)

I was disappointed to find that the stories were not written by Sedaris. None of them really made much sense to me…maybe it’s over my head. I’ll try finishing this another time.

I liked this book, but it jumps from girl to girl, so it can be a a tad confusing. It’s definately at no higher than a 6th grade reading level, so it’s hard to take it too seriously. But I like to just READ, so I finished it :)