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I buddy read half of this with @borrowedbyaudrey (IG) and I'm really glad I read it! 

As a 33-year-old who is still reeling from friendship breakups, miscommunications, and hurt feelings over past para-social and offline friendships, I found this book incredibly informative, forcing me to reflect on my own connections and my role in them. I think anyone, at any age, could benefit from reading this and learning about how little research there is in friendship, and how little value society places in platonic connections. I had such a lovely, pensive time reading this and highly recommend it. 

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mfrisk's review against another edition

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3.5

I felt like this book had a lot of great information about different friendship theories but many of the ideas didn’t come together for me until the very last chapter. I felt like the lead up to them discussing just one friendship albeit one I didn’t know about ahead of time was interesting at times to hear about but at times the book felt very dense and I almost wish they’d talked more about the other friendships in their life more to provide a bit more variety of discussions around this topic. That being said it’s an interesting read for those wanting to read more about friendship and how to prioritize it in your life. 

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sareeta's review against another edition

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4.0


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alexandramiller's review against another edition

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4.0

This provoked a lot of thoughts, the chief of which was how much I love my friends 

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akswhy's review against another edition

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1.0

A largely self-indulgent book on the part of the authors, who tell us in no uncertain terms that they have largely been putting on a front for their wildly popular “we’re best friends!!!” podcast? Every once in a while they throw in a quote from a sociologist or researcher, but I wish that was a larger focus of the book. Instead, they rehash  their relationship in hopes that it will be relatable to their audience. It’s not.

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maddiearthur's review against another edition

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3.75


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kailey_reads's review against another edition

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4.75


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maggies's review against another edition

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5.0

Loved loved loved Aminatou and Ann's storytelling and perspective on enduring, soulmate-like friendship. Should be read by any who aspire to friendship of any kind.

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amykwrites's review against another edition

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3.5


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4.0


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