While I haven't started Somerisizing yet, I have just finnished reading her book which I bought last week. I found I could identify with her struggles with her weight mostly because of the heart-warming tone in which she depicted her story. Many of the other customer responses indicated that they disliked the way in which Suzanne incorporated her personal experiences in with the diet, but that is to be expected. After all, the book is not just another diet by a no name author. The book's title is SUZANNE SOMERS'Eat Great, Lose Weight and it is about Somersizing, so what did people expect? She was the one who did a lot of the research for this book, so why wouldn't it include anecdotes from her life? After all, it is HER book, and I personally believe it was very well written and thus easy to understand. I furthermore feel that her celebrity status makes the book more "fun" to read rather than if by some no name author. It is also comforting to realize that even celebrities struggle with weight. Suzanne's writing style leaves the reader feeling inspired and enlightened. She adapts theories from "Fit for Life" and "Atkins" and made them more liveable. She teaches the reader how to properly combine (and thus separate) proteins from carbs. By doing so, you are not restricted to specific amounts of food, as quantity is no longer an issue. She teaches you how to listen to your body and eat until you are comfortably full. As long as your meals are properly combined, you really can eat great and lose weight on a program that is not another diet, but instead a complete change in lifestyle.