Funniest book I’ve ever read!

Which is why I’ve read it several times… it make me laugh out loud, it makes me feel happy. The characters are wonderful. The writing is so good you feel 100% ‘in the book’.. I highly recommend.. enjoy! : )

...literally spit out your coffee laughing good. Loved this. A proper comfort read.

This book is intriguing and amusing! I looked forward to each chapter as I was reading it 🙂🙂

Loved the quirkiness of the female character and the bond of her female friends but also how much the guy really accepted her for who she was

There’s something about Penny Reid’s books that I just love. I keep going back to this and enjoy it as much each time. A thoroughly worthwhile read.

Really enjoyed this book, a different way of writing (the way Janie thinks) this was especially interesting to me as I work in mental health & saw some similarities. The 2 main characters held my attention throughout the book being, interesting & funny. I will be reading more in the series. Thank you for an entertaining read. TJ

I loved Janie’s over analytical mind, and laughed out loud reading some of her thoughts. Cheesy, but lovely. I love that this is as much about friendship as it is about a guy.

I laughed out load reading this story, bit embarrassing on the train! Enjoyable and fun read, clever characters too.

A very enjoyable and entertaining book. The characters are lovable and relatable, the story line has more depth and is more true to life in terms of human nature than most romantic novels, and it's funny.

This book is awesome and really well written - it's funny, quirky and romantic and you can't help to fall in love with the main character, Janie! Can't wait to read more books in this series.

Couldn't put it down. Could relate to Janie and her wandering mind a little to much, and what girl doesn't love a happy ending.

I really enjoyed this book, it reminded me of Bones from the tv, Janie is quirky and brilliant and funny I will read the next book can't wait to start it,

This. Book. Was. Amazing. Penny Reid is an awesome writer!

The only negative in this book would be the countless typos.

Even so, this ebook is worth the read. If you don't read it, we can't be friends. Hahahaha.

I truly loved this book. I struggled to put it down and made silly excuses to read just one more page. I cannot wait for more from this very talented author and knower of weird random factoids.

What an incredible first novel from this author. I love the way Janie speaks her rambling thoughts out loud, what a character, she reminds me of Don Tillman in 'The Rosie Project'. Now big decision time: do I get the follow-up book to continue the story or will I be disappointed if the standard of writing is not as good?

Janie is one of those super smart people who, due to a difficult childhood, has developed ecentric coping habits (which are often funny). She comes across as being mildly Aspbergers (though whether she is or not doesn’t really matter). The story starts the day she is made redundant ie fired for no known reason…she is having a day from hell…that morning she learned her boyfriend not only cheated on her, he left the condum packet in his pocket where she found it doing laundry. To make her humiliation complete the building guard who shows up to escort her out of the building is the Hottie she’s been stalking/eying for two weeks. To her surprise he addresses her in the elevator and in her nervousness she starts spewing facts like a verbal Wikipedia for the blind.

This is a brilliant romance that made me laugh all the way through…and I could totally believe these two people would fall in love. The story is told from Janie’s perspective which leaves lots of unknowns…allowing the plot to unfold without knowing what will happen. I’m in the middle of one of the author’s other stories and I have to say she’s going on my favorite author lists.

Enjoyable story, really liked Janie, but only give 4 stars cuz I actually got a headache reading the book from her perspective, would have liked Quinn's POV a bit more than just the epilogue to have a break from her overly analytical POV. Good read, regardless and looking forward to the next book.