"This book is intensely cute, which I don't mean in a bad way. It manages to be a friendly book without being disgusting (honestly, I'm not usually a person who takes to being addressed as "Superfox," but I let it slide because of the authors' enthusiasm).

Obviously a book you can read in a day is not the ideal format for a break-up tool since getting over that can take f---ing forever, but I think it does a pretty good job of boosting confidence, anticipating paranoid and/or hopelessly hopeful thoughts and counterarguments of the reader, and giving as much real-world perspective it can (outside of securing you a truly harrowing job as a social worker or something.)

I would like to give this book to someone sometime, except it's sort of a friend surrogate, so anyone I would want to give it to should be getting my living-breathing-caring friend attention instead. Maybe a cousin or niece or something. I would buy a copy of this for my reference desk before I would buy a rhyming dictionary."

"After getting my heart shoved into a blender, a coworker bought me this book and said it's a life-changer. She's right. Once I started it, I couldn't stop, and I underlined and wrote in it all the way through. It feels like a conversation with your smartest, wisest, tough-loviest friend. It can be a little cheesy at times, but by the time I finished reading it, my big, bad, single Superfox self was ready to take on the world.
One of the best parts: "That person that you loved looked at you in all your awesomeness, evaluated your relationship, and said, 'No thanks, I think I'll try my luck elsewhere.'... Anyone who views you or your relationship as disposable is not worth your time or your tears.""