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title: "Definitions of Indefinable Things"
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# Definitions of Indefinable Things

**Brand:** whitney taylor
**Price:** NT$1006
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- **What is this?** Definitions of Indefinable Things by whitney taylor
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Took me by surprise!
  

*by T***E on Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2022*

I love the way the author handled the subject of depression with these characters. The characters are refreshingly unique and memorable, and the writing was emotional yet funny at times.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Good writing and great subject matter - cliched trappings
  

*by T***8 on Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2017*

First of all, Whitney Taylor is a good writer with an ear for funny dialogue and she clearly did her research about this topic, which is important to humanize and normalize for all people but especially teens. If you are looking for a realistic fiction YA novel about depression this is a good one. My three-star rating is incredibly biased and based solely on my experience with this book in terms of personal taste because it does something that I couldn't get over and something that colored my experience with it. It's something that shouldnt be taken as a personal criticism against Ms Taylor, but more about the publishing industry.I am really, supremely tired of inauthentic and cliched/passe sartorial and lifestyle trappings for characters in YA. It is so indicative of how out of touch the people who make these calls are. I understand that Ms Taylor might have wrote it in and for a specific time and maybe she is just attempting to capture a specific moment in the pop culture zeitgeist, but the two leads in this book embody 100% what someone in 2001 might have considered an "edgy" teenager. Reggie and Snake, though great characters with great scenes who deal with a very modern and complex issue involving paternity and another girl, are wrapped up in identifiably "emo" trappings, which has not existed since the MySpace era. They are alternative edgy white kids who wear Chucks and have dumb tattoos and listen to obscure 80's music that is clearly an idealization of the author.Look, this is objectively a very good book - "It's painful to have a passion. You care so much it hurts" is one of my favorite quotes ever. And I hate to seem unfair, like I'm singling out this book when I'm just using it as a straw man to illustrate a bigger problem, but we really need to stop having so much YA be about "kids" who are just who we were if we could go back to high school with our adult brains intact. I'm just really tired of YA being so stuck in certain themes and motifs, like theyre all still from a Joss Whedon show circa 2002. This isnt Bella Swan, I'm supposed to be 16 years old but I read Wuthering Heights for fun bad, but people, please remember these books are supposed to be, first and foremost, about the actual young people, the ones who go to Coachella and worship Kylie and Kendall and listen to rap and wear neo-90's looks mixed with urban streetwear. The actual Reggie and Snake do not even know what the crap emo is.Stop trying to make fetch happen, people. It's not going to happen.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    If you love anyone who suffers from depression
  

*by J***Y on Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2017*

In many ways this is a difficult read.  If you love anyone who suffers from depression, it can scare the bejesus out of you!  Whitney's descriptive account of depression took me on a journey of a loved one's life that conjured up fears of death and loneliness that are all to real.  I loved Snake.  I found him to be complex, yet genuine; romantic yet dorky, and real yet flawed.  At first Reggie got on my nerves.  I just wanted to smack her and tell her to "get over herself," but that is the point, there is no true way to see any person the way they really see themselves.  Depression is a hidden monster and each person fights their own battle in their own way, in the meantime leaving loved ones confused, conflicted and sometimes terrified.  I kept holding my breath; I just knew someone was going to die, because that is the ultimate fear of those of us on the outside.The unsung hero for me was the therapist.  She added validity to the story line and provided hope and realism to Reggie's experiences.  This is not a "woe is me" tale, this is a struggle, a journey, a trek, a slogging through the mud of an all too real phenomena plaguing our young people of today.  Taylor's writing is smart, ripe with commentary to which a younger generation can relate - I missed a few of the references, however it did not detract from the overall conversation. I particularly loved the way Taylor used definitions (snarky retorts) throughout the book, weaving a continuity that provided comic relief and witty banter to very serious subject matter.I highly recommend this book!  It is a journey of pain, resilience, humor, and truth.

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