The book was funny, I'll give it that. I found it hard to stick with though. The advice wasn't overly helpful and I didn't set out to become vegan. It just wasn't what I expected.

This book is written by two models who should probably stick to their day job rather than trying to make it work as legitimate authors. There is some legitimate advice in here and I'll even be honest and say that it helped me finally make the push to pescetarianism. However what really bothered me with this book is summed up by the authors themselves at the end: They wrote it to #1 Make some money and #2 Promote their own agenda. Don't be fooled by the name or cover ... this is not your typical self-help/diet book. If you want to eat heathier that's fantastic. But there are much better ways to go about it then with these propaganda selling non-academics.