How Do I Love Thee contains three stories about teens dealing with love and illness. The first story is about a boy who falls in love with a girl whose medical issues isolate her from the rest of the world. The second story is about a girl who is torn between her love of two brothers. The third story is about a chronically ill girls who falls in love with an ex-gang member who works at the hospital. I can see how McDaniel's novels would appeal to teens and young adults. The characters struggle with many of the issues that teenagers are dealing with everyday. It was a little dramatic for me, I have never been a fan of sad stories and they were a little to full of teenage angst for my tastes. Overall it was OK, but my appreciation for it suffered because I have recently read John Green's The Fault of Our Stars which covered similar issues and themes, but much better. ( )

there are not enough words in the whole universe to sum up this book, it made me laugh and cry, and everything in between, the best book iv ever read, by far, and iv read MANY. ( )