by Hilary Winston
226 pages
This book was on my list of books to read, and I forget why, but I'm glad I read it.
Hilary is a television writer who walked into a Barnes & Noble one day and saw that her ex-boyfriend had, indeed, written a book about her. He had changed her name, but she knew who he was talking about when he mentioned his "fat-ass girlfriend" multiple times.
Hilary's book is about the aftermath of seeing the book and reminiscing over her love life up until that point. She talks about her first boyfriend, her first love, hookups, mistakes, etc.
I liked this book because with every relationship comes self-discovery, whether it's before/during/or after the relationship. Hilary learns important things about herself that I think every female can relate to when it comes to relationships with men.
Let's just hope they don't all write books about us.
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