Phoebe Berman‘s Gonna Lose It

‘A ridiculously charming debut‘ Hannah Bonam-Young ‘Had me completely charmed from the first page‘ Annabel Monaghan ‘Heartfelt and funny . . . a love story for the ages - or at least for the anxious‘ Emily Austin ‘Witty, relatable and unflinchingly honest . . . truly effervescent‘ Lyla Sage From podcaster - and TikTok‘s favourite romance reader - Brooke Averick, an honest, imperfect, laugh-out-loud funny love story about coming of age and coming apart - perfect for fans of Abby Jimenez, Curtis Sittenfeld and Emily Henry. * Phoebe Berman‘s Guide to Losing Her Virginity In 30 Days: A Checklist Redownload Hinge Pet a dog with a cute owner Find the cutest guy on the plane to help with my luggage Identify a suitable target behind the wheel of a car, rear end him, and get his number Advertise myself on Craigslist All Phoebe Berman has ever wanted is a whirlwind romance. And yet, she keeps getting in her own way. She has no idea what has caused her long and messy history of failed dating attempts - the panic attacks, cold sweats and projectile vomiting. But she does know two things: 1. She‘s going to be thirty in a month. 2. She‘s still a virgin. This, though, she‘s determined to change. Armed with a romance-novel-inspired to-do list, Phoebe‘s giving herself thirty days to lose her virginity. No backing out this time. She‘s even got some promising options lined up: there‘s charming new fellow teacher Finn; long-distance texting pen pal Matthew; and, of course, dreamy Jonathan, her long-time best friend and roommate. With the clock ticking and a checklist as chaotic as her inner monologue, if Phoebe Berman wants to lose it, she might just have to find herself first. READER RAVES FOR PHOEBE BERMAN: ‘This is my new favourite book ever . For ONCE I can relate to the main character of a romance novel‘ ‘The most relatable, endearing, and loyal character I have ever met ... It‘s Phoebe‘s world and I‘m just living it‘ ‘One of my new favourite fictional characters ‘ ‘Through faultless friend groups, endless word game, and failed flirtations, this novel is a romance worth giggling and kicking your feet over ... a debut you won‘t want to miss!‘ ‘Time should probably be labelled as BPB and APB (before Phoebe Berman & after Phoebe Berman) from here on out‘