I cried and sympathized with her because if you have ever had your heartbroken, you feel for anybody who has experienced something similar - and you will feel that in the beginning stages of her story. Nice that she shares her story and is exciting and certainly many can relate to but unnecessarily with fatshaming, reinforcing beauty ideals and more .

I downloaded this book and book 2 to read on my holiday this summer and I couldnt put it down, then I got the Audio books, the Author is hilarious, and genuine, you can'l help but feel how the Author feels as you read or listen to it. It is our intent and purpose to foster and encourage in-depth discussion about all things related to books, authors, genres, or publishing in a safe, supportive environment. I'm starting to wonder if I somehow accidentally added this as I was scrolling because this didn't seem like a book I'd like very much, and it turns out I didn't. The author’s uses the word F*** much like a middle schooler on a bus would, frequently and to feel somewhat special or superior.I would try books that were recommended and not finish due to the negative tones, and the way the story was written (unrelatable). I’m not sure why there are so many bad reviews on this book because I felt that Gabrielle was very open and honest with her experiences. There is probably a target audience for this book but I definitely don't fit that audience and would not recommend this book. But where i got even more lost was with the ‘I’m going to get so fat’ or the mention of fucking calories.

Like going to lunch with that friend, I found myself looking forward to the ending and doing anything else.But I was cringing so hard about Javier and her being madly in love with him after only a few weeks and obsessing over him and even texting his mom and his sister who she had met briefly to discuss private details of her relationship with him when he had told her he only sees her as a friend. When fans around the world demanded more, the highly anticipated sequel, The Ridiculous Misadventures of a Single Girl, and the podcast FML Talk were born—and Gabrielle soon realized that her broken heart had bloomed a movement. Irritatingly, if you want a "what happens next" there's a sequel although until the very last page there is no indication that this is not a standalone. Even someone she obviously did not want to have sex with, she still went to his apartment and faked the big O!

Come molti altri servizi di streaming di questo genere, al termine del ciclo di fatturazione perderai tutti i contenuti non acquistati singolarmente (a parte i podcast di terze parti) presenti nella tua libreria e non avrai più modo di accedervi. She really could have turned this into something big, but with each page I turned, the more I realized that the author just wants to talk about herself. Filled with all the characters you fell in love with, new triumphs and setbacks, a soul-defining journey to the other side of the world, and answers to all of your burning questions, this is The Ridiculous Misadventures of a Single Girl.While I knew I was better off, it still hurt and I wanted to find somebody, anybody who could relate to what I was going through. The entire book was about Javier which, is beyond insane since you “dated” a month, meanwhile you were married for 2 years and together for 5. She kept saying that Javier breaking up with her “wasn’t like him” but like… you’ve known him for a month. I do read a lot of genres and random books without knowing too much what they're about, so it's possible I thought the blurb sounded funny, but really if you've read the blurb you know what the first half of the book is about because most of it is very repetitive.