Title: so funny, so real
Product review: This book is hilarious! Melissa Bank is wonderfully witty. I'm not usually the type to laugh at books, but almost every page contains a clever line. The author takes you through a woman's life, from age 14 to thirty-something, and her struggle to understand love. She goes through a series of relationships and tries to find meaning in her life. When she meets the right guy, she plays mindgames, plays by "The Rules" before learning that real connection is more complicated and more wonderful than that. The only bad part about this book is that you feel a very slight distance from Jane throughout most of it, but by the end all is well.
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