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"I looked at it and I thought, oh, this could be interesting" he says. "Could I tell the story of a relationship by just randomly picking words in alphabetical order from this book and then writing entries as if were a dictionary"
David Levithan is the author and co-author of over twenty YA novels, many of them bestsellers. His first YA novel was Boy Meets Boy in 2003. For more about David and his books, you can check out his website davidlevithan.com. His lover's dictionary can also be found on Twitter at @loverdiction.
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'A tender meditation on identity and romantic love that evolves with surprising grace.' * Washington Post *`The Lover's Dictionary burrows into intimate corners of a relationship between two anonymous lovers. It's a romantic parable for word nerds...Levithan's prose is pared back, and his observations, drawn from life, provide a powerful sense of recognition...This charming and wise excursion into love's conundrums is a perfect read for Valentine's Day.' * Age *`What remains consistent in The Lover's Dictionary is Levithan's devotion to brevity as the key to the book's elegance...both inventive and true to life.' * Sydney Morning Herald *`Joy and laughter sit alongside fights and disenchantment...In its succinct brevity, its almost like a series of beautifully observed prose poems. Touching, funny and very clever.' * Herald Sun *`The choice of words is inspired, covering the ebb and flow and sometimes the pain and confusion of new love.' * Sunday Telegraph *'Can a novel built around dictionary definitions be sexy and romantic Yes, it can. Sparely and beautifully written.' * Sunday Age *`[A] delightfully clever book.' Book of