Everything I Know About Love Hardcover – Import, 1 February 2018

Must read for any woman.Uplifting and thought-provoking while being equally light and funny.Makes you want to give a tight hug to your female friends and cherish your friendship.

This book is amazing. It's engaging, relatable and funny in equal parts. She asks the right questions! Loved loved it!

Brilliant. Hilarious. Unputdownable.Never before has a book made me feel so utterly mesmerized with it astute depiction of female emotions.

The book is all about alcohol, sex, parties, lots of parties, friends, more parties, more parties with drugs, strangers and a little annoying recipes and letters/ mails.Personally, I won't recommend.

I think it is well written, however the content was very self indulgent. The start had promise and I hoped it would continue to be an outlook on growing up through the 90s/00s... however in the end I couldn't finish the book because it irritated me too much; focussing on a small minority of rich spoiled kids with an annoying tone (the humble brag) and bolstered by irreverant stories.

I was so looking forward to reading this book after all the hype and the great reviews and was so disappointed. I thought it’d be a fun and thoughtful read but even though the book was easy to read, it felt so superficial. It almost felt like a book someone wrote because they had to. I was hoping on some insights or feeling like I learned something once I finished reading it, but all I can say is that maybe she should have waited ten years before writing this.

I cannot understand any positive reviews of this book. Jumps about chronologically speaking which is annoying as are the fillers such as a random recipes/lists.Her stories are underwhelming and describe most people’s student life. She comes across as selfish and jealous and a terrible friend - not a character who you can warm to at all. There is nothing interesting about this woman’s life. If there was a zero star button she’d have it.

Self indulgent nonsense from someone who just comes across as spoiled and immature. Her best friend seems nice though, would rather read her book.

First of all - wow! British girls know how to have fun.Second of all - the book is stupid, annoying, doesn’t tell you anything you don’t already know. The author’s stories are pathetic/sad/annoying. I really don’t see the reason for listening her moan about how she hated her teenage years because she couldn’t be independent, and drinking on every occasion since 10 years old made her feel like an adult... when she finally became an adult, she spent her uni days getting dead drunk and moaned university gave her nothing.. well, I wonder why that was the case ... :/Returned.