I've always loved graffiti art. Even though it's not a painted canvass or a sculpture it's still beautiful art. I would have loved to have seen all the pictures that Shadow created. 
 I really liked Lucy and Ed. They were so different, but similar at the same time. They are one of the few couples in books that I feel have a really strong connection and if you take away the crazy night and introduce them in normal situation I think they would still make it. Watching Lucy fall for Ed was so sweet! She was so obsessed with finding Shadow but there were all these little moments between Lucy and Ed that were just... awww. 
 All of Lucy's and Ed's friends were a perfect compliment to them. A little bit quirky and a whole lot of fun (though it does lead to some trouble). The ending was a bit crazy but not enough to make it ridiculous. 
 Graffiti moon was a little deeper than I thought it would be, but that's a good thing. I was expecting it to be mostly fluff, and it wasn't so that was a pleasant surprise. Lucy not knowing about Ed drove me nuts, but in a good way! Obviously the reader knows, but there are all these little hints that it's him, and she is a little slow in picking up on them. 
 The dual narrative didn't really work for me. There was so overlap between Lucy/Ed and I didn't care for reading the same thing twice in a row, with only slightly different thoughts between them. The first time it happened I thought it was a mistake, it was that close to being the same. 
 I feel like I should like Graffiti Moon more than I do. It was beautiful writing and a great story, but I'm just not sure it's that memorable for me, which is why I'm giving it 3 stars instead of 4.