I really enjoy Nicola Slawson's writing style, and have read her blogs/newsletters for a little while now. The topic of being single is one that I find fascinating - as it goes against everything we've heard in society about being 'happy' or 'satisfied' in life. I personally have been single for quite a while now, and so I found a lot of what Slawson had to say very relatable.

The reason I couldn't give this more star's is because I found a lot of this book repetitive. Repetitive in regards to things I have previously read by Nicola Slawson, and just within this book itself.

I really enjoyed reading, and would definitely love to listen to an audio book of this - especially if it is narrated by Slawson herself.

This is an interesting read for anyone who is experiencing single life or may even be more useful for a bit more perspective for those with friends who are single. I think it tackles a wide range of experiences in this book and had some insightful and thoughtful perspectives about the subject.

I thought this was a really thoughtful and insightful book on being single in your mid 30s/40s. I'm genuinely surprised by the statistics about how many people are single when it is deemed to be 'the norm'. I thought this book was really thoughtfully written and it doesn't preach living your life one way or another is just emphasises doing what you need to do to be happy. I really liked it.

This will be a good book for those who are always in a relationship and stay very short periods of time on their own. Being on your own can be challenging at times for many reasons but learnong to be independent and be your own person is the greatest feeling. Many good tips for those who don't know how to be on their own. Nothing knew for me.