Anatomy of a Boyfriend (Hardcover) by Daria Snadowsky

from specialibrarian

I planned on not liking this book because the author gives one of the characters a basement in South Florida. There are no basements in Southern Florida. Go down 6 feet and you'll hit water. But as I read on I have to admit that I began to like the book. The character of Dominique is smart, prett...

from A_Reader_of_Fictions

I debated what to label Anatomy of a Boyfriend. I'm sure most people would not stick it under the New Adult heading, because of the rather graphic nature of the sex involved and the fact that Dom is in college for roughly the last third of it. Honestly, though, it reads like a young adult novel t...

from missyreadsreviews

I read a lot of reviews for this book - both good and bad, which is pretty much what intrigued me enough to pick it up and read it. For all intents and purposes, I can see exactly why the reviews are so split in half. I can see why people would really like it, where others wouldn't like it at all...

from zoejohnson

This book was, overall, pretty good. It was really funny at times, then it got very engaging and romantic. There were a lot of parts I couldn't stop reading. Other parts were so surprising my jaw actually dropped while reading it. It helped me understand how you need to live life to the fullest, ...

from RJGonzales

Anatomy of a Boyfriend is about Dom, who never really allowed herself to fall victim to love—that is, until she meets Wes at a football game. Immediately things change as they begin e-mailing each other and start up a little relationship. Which causes Dom to grow increasingly curious about trying...