I'm probably a little to old to get much out of this. I like Anna Kendrick, but didn't end up taking a lot from this. The book is funny and throughout the whole thing she is very honest and frank. But parts of it would be more endearing if she was younger. Now, it's bordering on sad. Do your dishes and pay your bills! You are an adult! I did enjoy her chapters on dating--who can't relate to dating assholes or trying to change in order to date someone who just wasn't that into you. It really did feel like I was just having a conversation with her, and to her credit, she didn't feel phony at all. She laid it all out there. But perhaps there just wasn't enough there to fill a book. Not a ton of substance.