Everyone has a place in this little book o' fun, sadness, regret and dislike.

True, real, sad, relatable, and often hilarious. I enjoyed this book quite a bit. As a book spin-off of a website, it's very good.

This is not a deep book or a long book. It's one of those little gift books, so I feel almost like it's cheating to count it toward my 2017 Reading Challenge, but it's a book and I read it, so ...

This is collection of love notes, written anonymously, to the ones who got away, the whole 'Write a letter to so-and-so' exercise where you get everything out, but you never send it. Some are sweet, Some are bitter. Some are heartbreaking. Some are oh-so-honest because anyone who's had a relationship end has felt exactly like this anonymous note.

A good prompt book for writers. And a good reminder of why some relationships aren't meant to be.

Brings back memories...

So many if these blurbs could make great book plots.

Very easy to read in an hour or so. It was a nice way to break up the last book & whatever I read next. I could easily have written or been the subject of at least two dozen of those love (or un-love) notes!

This book was cute, but after a while it became a bit monotonous..

one to remember - Ramble On pg 163
"You read The Hobbit to me in our bed-fort at night. Mostly I remember how nice your voice was."

I miss saying, "You know what I mean?" and having you know what I mean.

Poignant, funny, emotional - this book is everything.

You didn't break my heart. You just made it heavier.

Great for light read!

It was a light read that had all kinds of emotions - funny, heartwarming, heartbreaking, provocative, tiny bit boring, thoughtful. Be in the right mood for reading this book.