Bought it about a week ago at a Borders in Saratoga Springs, NY. It was under "horror,” which was basically two bookshelves hidden behind the stairs going up the 2nd floor. I’m pretty sure I got the only copy.

I now have to decide between reading “Their Eyes Were Watching God” and passing English, or reading more JDatE.

So, I pre-ordered JDatE from amazon and was super pumped to finally be able to read a forth edit of the book. But mysteriously after weeks of the book not showing up, I went back to amazon to see what the shiz was up and all traces of my pre-order had disappeared. So, I am wondering does amazon hate David Wong or me or JDatE? Are they scared; hasthis happened to anyone else? I re-ordered the thing anyway, whats the worst that could happ

Our Barnes and Noble finally got some in, ALL TOO LATE! But I thought you should know that when I saw them on the shelf last week, there were four copies. Yesterday, there was one.

I didn't buy the book from online, but went right to Barnes and Nobles and nabbed the last copy. I read it in three days. Reading the last bit on next to no sleep was one of the best choices I have ever made

I had to order it at barnes and noble here in michigan, I got some serious smirks when I said David Wong. But I read it in 3 days, I got marked down in school to keep reading. I already got 2 other people to read it, although one person borrowed my copy. I'm reading it for the second time, and I gotta say, awesome.

I just picked up JDatE at Barnes & Nobel on Friday.  I was originally planning on reading the prologue and then waiting until Thanksgiving to finish the book.  I read the prologue, enjoyed it a lot and decided to read just a few more pages.  Before I knew it, I had read half of the book.  I finished it last night and will probably read it again during my time off at Thanksgiving.

It has been a long time since the last time I read a book that I enjoyed so much I read it in a weekend and even longer since I decided that a book was on my favorite list after only reading the first 100 pages.

I tried to buy your book in Borders, a large book chain in Australia, but to my surprise I found the permuted press edition only. I snapped it up for a nice $30 and was on my way. I just finished reading it, and it was so damn good. Thank you for the crotch-punching hilarity instilled in this book Wong. I will be on the look out for the newer editions as well and hopefully try and purchase it.

Aaaand I just finished reading JDatE. For a while I couldn't be bothered reading it. "Read a book" sounds like such a boring thing to do these days. Then I sat down and opened it up, in the middle of a quiet night at around 1AM.

I finally put the book down due to sleep deprivation, dehydration and exhaustion to find that it was 8AM and there was only a thin sliver of pages left to read.

Amazing is an understatement. This book is fully immersive and will have you guessing what's going to happen next until the conclusion. The book makes you think on one page, has you on the edge of your seat on another and makes you laugh your ass off in the next, and makes it flow in such a way I rarely see in a written medium.

Also, the bit where the fake Amy dies (I really liked her as a character as I felt genuine sympathy towards her) almost had me in tears, and I would rather stab myself in the throat than admit to anyone in real life that a piece of paper with words on it could make me feel this way.