50 Ways to Say You're Awesome

I've been reading Alexandra's work for several years now--and she never fails to inspire, direct-by-example-and-invitation, and bring my communications to a new level of glory. 50 Ways To Say You're Awesome is no exception. I love that it's hardback, exceptionally well designed and FUNNY! I saw it and immediately bought them for my annual client gift boxes. It's easy to give because everyone comes to a point where they don't know how to say thank you--and then stall on it until it feels "too late". This gives us all quick and delicious ways to be specific and direct in our thank yous and you're awesomes. OH, and the pages are PERFORATED. I love the supreme effectiveness, utility and aplomb of this book. Love, made easy & delightful. Get some. Give some. 50 Ways to Say You're Awesome

Cute for a bit, but it becomes repetitious. If you want to send it to 50 different people, that's cool. But don't expect to win your sweetheart with this repeating collection.

Most of these, to me, only seem appropriate to give to someone you're madly in love with. I was hoping to be able to use them for a variety of people - friends, family. If you like the word "freakin' ", and you want them for your loved one, you'll probably be happy.

This creative little genius book is like having 50 beautifully done love notes that you can scribble on and hand out at random to those you love dearly in your life. Or better yet, buy them the whole book so they can pass the love on. I'm in love and have bought multiples. This book is a.k.a the perfect lil' gift when you're just not sure what to get someone too!

I thought these would be cute, preprinted notes that I could send to friends. But each one uses the word "Awesome" in some over-the-top silly way. I am a grown woman who enjoys sending encouraging notes to my friends, but these are very juvenile (think pre-teen). I wish I could return them. Unless you are 8-12, don't buy these.

50 Ways to Say You're Awesome is a beautiful, creative & playful book you get to actually use in everyday life! Each page can be pulled apart and used as an awesomeness note to send to a loved one: brilliant!

This book gets by on its graphics. Pretty to look at, appealing to small kids, 14-year-olds, and people who are too insecure to write anything on their own. You don't know what to say? Check out Hallmark online. They do a better job, and it's free.

I follow Alexandra's blog as weekly inspiration. This book does not fail. It made me want to write you're awesome notes to everyone I knew -- and in usual Alexandra form, the writing style is unexpectedly unique and charming!

I love the contents of the book! Shame some of the pages are TORN OUT.