Hehe quite a nice read that left me giggling long after reaching the end of the book. This book is one of those with a really ordinary plot but actually executes. Which is great, really, since I thought I was done with shallow chick-lit. 
 Afterthoughts: I love the author's realistic writing which actually makes even the most non-gullible readers believe that even the most ordinary and plain people stand a chance against hotshots. 
 And a guy willing to change for the love of his life - omigosh, how sweet is that? Better yet, the author makes the male hottie in this book, Reid, seem that he actually wants to DO it, to be a better person. Phew, such faith and optimism in not only our male counterparts, but also the entire human race! 
 Gosh, this book is polluting my mind and putting impossible thoughts in my head. Warning to readers that haven't reached the dead end yet: I believe that the chances of you becoming the female protagonist of such a story is really REALLY low, unless the guy has the most impeccable sense of judgement and taste. It, IS possible, though extremely unlikely (I mean, come on, let's just be realistic here), and I wouldn't ever bank on it, and neither should you. 
 That's what I love about books - in your own world, the perfect is possible. In Good For You, perfection pretty much comes alive.