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Original Title:	Instructions for a Broken Heart
ISBN:	1402243022 (ISBN13: 9781402243028)
Edition Language:	English

Instructions for a Broken Heart

Kim Culbertson

Paperback | Pages: 304 pages

Rating: 3.31 | 1331 Users | 201 Reviews

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Three days before her drama club's trip to Italy, Jessa Gardner discovers her boyfriend in the costume barn with another girl. Jessa is left with a care package from her best friend titled "Top Twenty Reasons He's a Slimy Jerk Bastard," instructing her to do one un-Jessa-like thing each day of the trip. At turns hilarious and heartwrenching, Instructions for a Broken Heart paints a magical Italy in which Jessa learns she must figure out life-and romance-for herself.

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Title	:	Instructions for a Broken Heart
Author	:	Kim Culbertson
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 304 pages
Published	:	May 1st 2011 by Sourcebooks Fire
Categories	:	Young Adult. Romance. Contemporary. Travel. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Fiction

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Ratings: 3.31 From 1331 Users | 201 Reviews

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I really did like Dylan Thomas, but not as a love interest. He's an interesting character on his own, and sounded like a fun guy to hang out with. The whole liking Jessa thing seemed more of an afterthought and kind of actually demoted him in my mind. I did love some of the descriptions, but this book really seemed to go one step forward two steps back with her development and interactions with the characters, especially with Cruella and Natalie. First she's sympathetic, then cussing them out,

Warning: If you loved/liked this book or if you dont like to read spoilers, please dont continue with my review. Ive got lots of spew and spoilers to share, and I feel Ive earned the right to do so seeing as this craptastic story threw me into a book slump for close to two weeks! I actually hissed at my beloved Nook HISSED!!... every time I picked it up trying to finish Instructions for a Broken Heart it was that bad IMO!I usually reserve the One Star Honor Rating for books I simply cant finish,

Normally this kind of book isn't one I pick up and immediately sit down and read, but the cover, the Italian setting and a girl reeling from a broken heart peeked my curiosity and I had find out what happens.After Jessa catches her then boyfriend and another girl, whom she calls big boobed Natalie making out their drama club's barn, Jessa is completely devastated, and broken hearted. To make matters worse she's stuck on their drama club's trip to Italy with them. Her best friend Carisa sends her

I read this book because the cover reminded me of Rachel Berry in the season 3 finale of "Glee." "Slimy Jerk Bastard" brought Jesse to mind. I may or may not have then had a merry old time fitting Glee characters into every role imaginable. That's not the only reason I loved it, though. I like books with a hook, if you will, and the 20 envelopes added a driving force behind the narrative as I eagerly anticipated both the reason and the instructions to follow in each one. That turned into an

I loved the details of the school trip to Italy since my experience was pretty much the same! Very accurate from the tourist locations and the

2.5 starsI hate when I read a book and feel really dense for not getting it. I feel like I should have felt sympathetic towards Jessa and relate to her heart break after having her heart crushed by a slime ball boyfriend but I really couldn't and found it hard to figure out why I should like her at all. If you know why please let me know. I know she's a teenager and just caught her boyfriend rolling around in a tongue lock with another girl but from what we begin to see maybe she did bring it

The descriptions of Italy alone make this book worth reading, but what's most admirable is how Culbertson creates a truly original, intelligent, inspiring book with what may, at first glance, feel like predictable-outcome material. You will be surprised and delighted by Jessa's journey, and read some lovely writing in the process!