I Suck at Girls

This book is hysterically funny for the first half and just plain funny in the second half. The father's advice is uproarious and the counter point of the mother just can't be topped. I was on a crowded Amtrak train coming back from NYC and I was laughing so hard, I thought the conductor was going to put me off midway. This book is really about the travails of the author finding and figuring out whether he should or should not propose to his girlfriend.

This book is going to appeal far more to men than to woman. It isn't that the book is sexist, it's because it written from a very male point of view. Think sophomoric humor. If you like that type of humor and gutter language, you'll be fine.

For me, I found it funny. If you liked his first book and the TV show, you'll like his second. Thumbs up.

I'd still give Justin another shot just because I loved Sh*t my dad says so much

I might not. It was a little monotonous

No. It tied itself up nicely.

Wanted more of his dad in the book. If was funny, but not want I was expecting.

loved this book from the very beginning to the end I would definitely recommend it

Loved every minute of it. Listened to it repeatedly. Laughed so hard that I almost cried.

One of the funniest books I've purchased.

The voices for the alternate characters were hard to take. Some sounded very cliched and others sounded too much like very bad south park impressions. The voice for the main character was perfect and the father was okay, but everyone else was hard to take.

So funny and irreverent , and far too short. The Dad's gruff voice is hilarious. When is the next book coming?

Anything by Justin Halpern makes me laugh. I recommend his books 110% to all my friends!

It was funny, although not as good as his first book, Sh*t my dad said. Also, the narrator's tone for him was a bit too whiny - especially during interactions w/his dad.

Absolutely hilarious story of a young man trying to understand women.
Fantastic narration.
Don't listen with your kids.