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Publisher: Farrar, Straus and Giroux (January 4, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0374193681
ISBN-13: 978-0374193683
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7.5 x 5 x 0.9 inches
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Editorial Reviews Amazon's Best Books of the Month January 2011: In his first book for adults, young adults, popular author David Levithan creates a beautifully crafted exploration of the uncertainty, tenderness, anger, and the amenities that make so compelling content (or malicious) iphone developping apps megaupload. Thanks sparingly written, alphabetical entries, which defy the definition of the chronology of a love story, packs Dictionary of the lover an emotional wallop iphone developping apps megaupload. For "breath (calc)," the unnamed narrator explains: "These times when we kiss and setting up an hour before saying a word." To "increase (c.)", he observes: "I believe your exact words were:". You become emotionally "going from side to side as short as" celibacy (n), n / a ", one of the definitions-as-story between humorous and heartbreaking - and certainly a feat for a book more like a traditional novel Webster structured Show that sustainability and conflicts overshadow many words, poignant vignettes Levithan and emotional openness reader, sometimes in both fiction and life, less really remember -. and the personal details of love can be remarkably universal -. Jessica sham Amazon Exclusive: AQ & A with David Levithan Q: What inspired you to write the dictionary in love Levithan:. Each year since the last 23 years, I wrote a story for my friends for Valentine's Day It all started when I was a junior in high school and remarkably bored in my physics class -. I decided that the physics book and find all the references that I could (opposites attract is, magnetism, etc.) Romanticism and turn it into a love story My friends liked it, and the following year demanded that they have a new story for Valentine's Day. tradition (or at least a date) was born. Two years ago I met the first in February and I had not yet begun to write the story of my Valentine Day. I had some ideas, but was not kicking in. I sat at my desk after a little bit, and the right of an elbow was a book that I had recently recovered from the basement of my parents again - a book "Words that you need to know "I had been given as a gift (perhaps for my high school diploma). I thought it might be interesting to take the words at random from this book, in alphabetical order, and tell the story of a relationship ... by these words as a dictionary, I had not planned anything - tell I let the words of the story And two weeks later I had the version of the history of the Dictionary of the lover Q: How (if at all) was the experience of writing, the difference as an adult novel to write a novel is classified for teenagers Go to the feeling of love differently Levithan:? I did not approach this book different than my books, because really, do not change the emotions perspective changes.. (a small, sometimes not even a little), but the feelings are still there Yes, twenty-something characters in the dictionary of The Lover face problems most teenagers do not ask -. before you move in together, but to pay rent. most of what they feel is simply a continuation of the emotions that come to the fore, if you're a teenager - you want to belong, to be understood, to understand the person you love, wanted to know what love istist . I would like to say that when we grow up, we will stop precarious, we have answers, we know the right words for the good times But that's just not true Q:.. Are there any words / definitions, not done in the pastBook? Levithan, not much. I went back to the first draft and found one: bargains, c. There was no way that I can keep the lamp of the Atlanta Braves to our apartment, and you said, back right, then my lunchbox collection was in the basement of my parents, where he appartenu.Je am not even sure why he did not make the cut . Perhaps there were too many entries in the decoration of the apartment. Q: The dictionary love is not linear, and history is alphabetically organized like a traditional reference dictionary. How (if any) you have to know the burning process it to unfold this way? Levithan: I loved writing in a non-linear. Because it seems like a more precise way, as we say, the relationship. They never come back to us as a story, said at the beginning-middle-end. Whether on or running, it will remain in memory of a flash. Different epochs in the time we met at various times to the present. Thus, when the narrator sits down to tell the relationship with his lover, it seems logical that the relationship seems to him there in such a way with words as a catalyst for memories and memorabilia to add to the truth. Q: Why have you decided to write the novel in first person, second person? Levithan: The act of writing the book (the narrator) is as much a part of history as the story itself I do not want to explain the book, so I can stop it. And I wanted it plays like a love song you hear on the radio - the love songs of the most effective are somehow both specific and universal. You feel the mind of another story, but at the same time you connect it so that history does not preclude your story. I wanted to Dictionary of lovers, to be so. Q: Describe how you feel about writing in three words. Levithan: wonder. Curiosity. Randomly.
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