“If your diet disaster of a boyfriend is the reason you’ve permanently switched to your period pants, this quirky read gives you advice on how to deal, and how to win the kitchen war.”
— Oxygen magazine, May 2009

“… a comprehensive survival guide for women whose relationships are wreaking havoc on their waistline.”
— dailySpark.com, February 2009

“Great Read: Not Your Average Diet Book”
— People magazine, January 2009

“Bergen dishes on staying slim while dating a dumpling. (Mainly by not eating dumplings.)”
— Entertainment Weekly, “The Must List: 10 Things We Love This Week,” January 2009

“Jenna Bergen’s cute-talking advice guide helps you keep the weight off and still keep your guy …”
— Glamour UK, Top Diet Books of 2009

“… THE diet advice to follow in 2009.”
— Grazia UK, January 2009

“… following the practical, and usually hilarious, advice … can help anyone realize … that ‘Love doesn’t have to mean love handles.’”
— Women’s Health, January 2009

“We now know men make you fat, but at least now there’s something we can do about it.”
— Fabulous Magazine, Hottest Weight-Loss Programmes for 2009

“It’s a fact: Your boyfriend’s eating habits can make you gain weight. Here’s how you can prevent relationship-related weight gain after moving in together.”
— FITNESS magazine, January 2009

“Run—it’s better exercise anyway—to pick up Your Big Fat Boyfriend.“
— Outblush.com

“ … a delightful but informative guide on how to stay thin (or get thinner) even if your guy is a pancake-eating, burger-chomping, sweat pant-loving couch potato!”
—DietsInReview.com