What I really loved about this book is how relevant it is with the social networking era we're living in now and how awfully young it'll make you feel (Err... or old depending on who reads it.) 
 I get totally pissy whenever religion comes into play with regards to "being who you are" but I guess it's a fact of life even at this age and even our book couple must endure (not that I've something against any religion or the matter itself.) I really do appreciate though the quirky banter between Brandon and Abel but the "conscience" thingy of Brandon kinda unnerves me. It was a bit indulgent if I may say so. 
 Know what's so interesting about this book is Bec's character! My Oh My! I'd totally read a full length story about her, like seriously! 
 So yeah, as I was saying - How To Repair A Mechanical Heartis a rather cute story of two nerdy boys who are still babes in the woods when it comes to this thing we called Life. It's comical, most of the time indulgent but it's fairly an ultra-relevant story. 
 Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars