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SELFHELPDAILY.COM: "This isn’t your typical, preachy, dry as the Sahara health and fitness book.  This one has a very infectious personality and you, honestly, won’t want to put it down.  The author is so completely likable that you actually don’t mind when she comes and takes away your sugar bowl, white bread, mashed potatoes, and ice cream." -Joi

OREGONIAN: "A diet book written by a film stylist that promises to get you into your dream jeans sounds like a well-measured recipe for disaster, if not an eating disorder. Ah, but judge not a book by its cover.” -Vivian McInery 

PORTLAND MERCURY: "While much of it is common sense (any good dieting advice usually is), it is somewhat modernized by a dual approach that is concerned with the health of the planet as well as the individual. Also, her press materials note that she has a Ph.D.—Pretty Hot in Denim (snort!)." -Marjorie Skinner

NATURALLYSAVVY.COM: "I was skeptical. I was prepared for the usual diet book, demanding unswerving allegiance to a strict regime that would ultimately lead any normal person to demoralizing failure. But after reading only a few pages, I was hooked." -Andrea Donsky