Here to Make Friends: How to Make Friends as an Adult: Advice to Help You Expand Your Social Circle, Nurture Meaningful Relationships, and Build a Healthier, Happier Social Life

While not containing any big surprises, I found the exercises helpful for reflection. However, she does skip my age group (30-50) when speaking to specific demographics. I don't think this was worth my $ sadly.

This book is somewhat inspiring . The one complaint is that it’s highly clinical. It did prompt me to take some action regarding making new friends. I appreciated the inclusion of friend-finding apps.

I stumbled upon this book on Amazon and am so happy I gave it a try. as a single person in my 40s I can really relate to this issue but wasn't really aware of how easy it could be to build new friendships. This book dosent just give helpful tips but those tips provide hope and enthusiasm. I highly recommend to others who value friendship (pretty much everyone).

I recently read Here to Make Friends and I highly recommend the text for everyday readers looking for additional insight into friendships, as well as to those of us who may struggle with friendships from time to time. As a mental health provider I am interested in sharing it with my clients as it has great exercises that can be easily utilized and reflected upon to help support social goals. Overall, easy and informative read!

Highly recommend this excellent book. I believe it is essential for those of us looking to expand our social network and get back in touch with friends from our earlier years. I found the writing to be accessible, clear, concise and inspiring. The tips, charts and other concrete tools help to motivate direct action and measure results. I’ve started putting it to use and the effort I’m making is seeing positive results. Thank you!

What a delightful read on friendships and the self-reflective piece that you are rewarded with throughout the text is invaluable! A genuine holistic look at some valuable truths. It’s a must have for your library. Go buy it!

Overall I enjoyed this book and found it helpful. I imagine that many reading this book are adults and have a fair amount of self-knowledge. When we know ourselves it makes it easier to be choosy about friendship. Friendship has a sacred, spiritual dimension when it’s right, so my little tip here is for us to become people of faith and character. With God’s love within us we can choose wisely. I wish everyone reading this book well. We all deserve a good friend who is true.