Title: Sharp, insightful tale
Product review: Melissa Bank's collection of short stories are fun, smart, and full of little truths. There are 7 short stories. The best are "Advanced Beginners" (about a young girl's summer and her relationship with her older brother's girlfriend), "The Worst Thing A Suburban Girl Could Imagine" (about a young woman's romantic relationship with a distant older man--all the while dealing with her father becoming ill), and the title story (a hilarious short about a 30-something woman who attempts to use a self-help book to get her life back on track).What's best about the book is the way that Bank manages both humor and sentiment in even doses. It's a worthwhile read for both male and female audiences and introduces a new, unique voice.
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