Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (Revised Edition)

from Susan.Macura

Quite possibly the funniest book ever written that included a girl dying of cancer, this book had me giggling out loud in a hospital emergency room while I read it. This is the story of Greg, a 17-year-old who has all sorts of issues that make him something of a nerd. His only friend is Earl who ...

from tinahunton

When you read the title and look at the cover of the book, you imagine a sad cancer story about a boy who is in love with a girl, who dies in the end. Which causes the boy to become clinically depressed and not want to live on this world anymore. In which case you are wrong... Me and Earl and the...

from D36613

"sometimes,you care"I had high expectations for this book. Judgey,sceptical,high expectations. Part of that was the cover's fault. It said something about "the inevitable comparison to "'The Fault In Our Stars' "blah blah etc and there ya go. Boom.Instant judgey. Because I read 'The Fault In Our ...

from KamGeb

Did particularly like the book. I think the main problem was that the protagonist was unbelievably immature, and uninsightful for a senior in high school. The type of jokes he was making seemed a lot more like junior high jokes. I just couldn't get passed that one character. I thought the rest of...

from Briars_Reviews

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl is such a unique read with it's mix of story telling in typical paragraph format but also in screen-writing/script format. This book hit hard. My Dad had the same kind of cancer "The Dying Girl" has and I honestly didn't realize this was going to be a book with can...