This book is hilarious. It's not so much a relationship advice book as just a "let's accept each other for what we are: stupid and crazy" kind of book. Which is true. Women are crazy and men are stupid. I thoroughly enjoyed all the little stories they told to illustrate this fact, and I definitely related to most, if not all, of them.

It started out well enough; witty, funny, but then yes Jenny is CRAZY! If women around the world act like her, and I were a man, I'd become a monk. Then the book started to have too many "political montages" that really put a damper on what the book was supposedly about. Beside that though, it was okay. They're crazy and stoopid (not a typo), work well together.

Occasionally laugh-out-loud funny, resonant, generally entertaining.

Fair warning: moments of crassness and TMI. On the other hand, this book contains the best description of what I usually mean when I say I want more romance! In general, I felt this was awfully biased towards "just do everything to make your woman happy!" without much effort required on the woman's part. But it does have moments of exceptional description that had me saying, "Yes! Exactly!"