The book was a bit blah. The ending didn't help and left a lot to be desired. The structure of the story was a bit confusing and I just wasn't sure what the point of it all was. Other than that, it wasn't a bad book and it had some interesting moments.

The writing was incoherent, leaving fairly large random plot holes. The characters were very simple white women. If you want something to make you think, this isn't a book. But if you want something silly, this is a quick read.

This book may resonate with readers in their 20s who have just graduated from college. The characters are flat and the stories read more like a list of events than a novel. I can't finish.

As a newly married woman in my twenties, I really enjoyed this book. I laughed out loud many times. Some characters were more intimate than others, but that made me turn the page. I would say that by the fourth or fifth chapter I couldn't remember who was who or what plot was connected to which character. One day I gave up trying to remember and just read a book, I really liked it.

This is one of my favorite books, I've read it so many times it's meaningless. The tone and stories are so realistic to me, and while there aren't any major plot twists or surprises, it's just plain fun.

Honesty is a book that every woman in her 20s should read. I read it once when I was in my early twenties and initially identified with the main character, and being in my twenties now I feel the characters are self-centered and girlfriends play an important role. It's nice to see a realistic love story from the point of view of a career-oriented woman.

Funny but educational. I really enjoyed this book and laughed a lot. What a wonderful composition"girl". They seemed so real. I didn't want this book to end.

This book was a good summer read. It has a really weird plot and the text is scattered all over the place. In the end it was just over. It had no clasp. I probably wouldn't recommend this book.

This book is pretty realistic. Nothing too crazy going on. I read it as I was going to bed just waiting for something interesting to happen. The book jumps all over the place. Apparently there are 3 main girls in the book. could fool me There were too many little female characters. Some of them had more interesting stories than the main stories.

I've seen this book on several lists of books to read in my 20's so I was dying to get my hands on it. My high expectations were raised when I realized this was a bestseller, but they were not met when I closed the back cover. The plot is disjointed as mentioned in other reviews. The characters are so vague and uninteresting that it's hard to follow them. Close's style and structure make matters worse. Boring word choices and often contradictory verb tenses are just a few examples of serious…

I almost didn't buy this book because of the negative reviews but I read the sample and was intrigued so I downloaded it. To be honest I loved it. Having read in other reviews that the characters were difficult to follow (I agree), I paid a little more attention to who's who than usual and it really wasn't difficult. I actually found it very refreshing and funny that the book is a collection of different stories about several girls in the company of friends. I understand that some of the…

I'll be honest, I ordered this book by its cover (I know I get talked about a lot, but don't worry, this review is from a successful 20-something adult.) Also have some of my Pinterest followers kept repinning it, so I thought it might be worth a try. It was a good light read for the summer. However, the narration of the story was so confusing to me that I had to keep going back to the book to remember who was who. The description says the book is about the lives of three friends, but I had to…