Purchased at Book Warehouse.

It took me longer than usual to get into this book. In the beginning I found the voice of Leo to be slightly odd, but once I got to know him I really warmed to him and his quirkiness. What irritated me, however, was his constant repetition of "Any yet." Drove me bonkers and felt a little bit like the author was trying too hard to be profound.
I loved young Alma's character. Her part of the story was a very sweet yet very different coming of age story.
The introduction of Bird's point of view near the end of the novel was unexpected, yet added a little bit of cute humour to the novel that I really appreciated.

FINALLY had time to mail this off! So sorry to delay!
Happy reading!

I received this in the mail from cherryj of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Thank you so much for sending me this book, cherryj. I look forward to reading it.

This book has been donated to the General LIterature VBB organized by bookstogive.

This was an odd and somewhat confusing and sometimes irritating book. It has an open-ended but somewhat moving ending. The title is what drew me to read this book, but I would have to say that love is a very hit or miss proposition according to this book. Those that do love are often lonely or still somewhat alienated from the person that they love.

This book has been withdrawn from the General Literature VBB. It is still in my possession.

This book was left on the bookshelf inside the Starbucks located on the northeast corner of 7th Street and Thunderbird Road.

It was released for the 2015 Valentine release challenge.

I was in this Starbucks store today and I took a quick inventory of the books that were there. This book is no longer there.