Slightly Single

The book has a light, funny tone but also touches on real relationship struggles. I'm curious how the author navigated that balance to keep readers engaged without losing sincerity.

Her dating mishaps and self-discoveries are so exaggerated at times that they become comedic, but I also saw parts that felt very authentic. What did others think about her character's authenticity?

The city life and dating scene felt vivid and real. I wonder if Wendy Markham based it on her own experiences or crafted it purely from imagination.