I'm alternating between 2 or 3 stars... I found it funny in the first half of the book but it got pretty dull to me in the second half. I also found that Moran kept trying to push this as a feminist book, when it was hardly that. I don't doubt that Moran is a feminist and has the best intentions but I wouldn't go to her for feminism conversation. She often contradicted herself and there were a few instances in which she bashed women for their differing choices. While I did laugh out loud a few times and elbow-nudge an imaginary friend next to me a few times, I just wasn't crazy about her or her book.