As a fellow 'lister' (but far less hard core than Grace) I enjoyed this quick read. Light and funny this shallow look at a twenty-something finding herself and putting some past issues to rest kept my interest and developed a plot that was easy to follow. Grace, a party planning wannabe, finds herself working with an ex and surrounded by coworkers who seem to pull off their gigs with more success. She is hardworking, super organized and overachieving but fails to catch the prize. At her earliest solo assignment she meets up with a cool musician she met on the street and a slow chase begins.This story brushes on loss of a parent issues that pervade adulthood when unresolved. Coping and interpersonal relationships are discovered and you get to find out whether Grace can go into a relationship unplanned and analyzed. She uses pro/con lists to plan her life . . . Will in interfere with Colin the musician she bumped into? Overall, I enjoyed the book and would consider another read by Stephanie Haddad. Okay so I don't do this often, but I have to write a review about this book.. although some may call it 'chicklit' I call it amazing. This book was cute and awesome. I love how the main character learns to deal with her quirks. I also love that she makes pros and cons lists for all of the guys she dates. Its hilarious. This may not mean a lot to some.. but I would actually pay for this book (and that is saying something about my cheapness). Get this book...
Not bad-a fun, easy read. Though it could have used some more attention to editing.
—cestmoitigger
Cute book and I would never trust Ava again. She deserved a punch in the face.
—acamachoaraujo
3.5 stars. Enjoyable light read. Humorous and quirky.
—jasmine920
