Breaking Up: From Heartache to Happiness in 48 Pages

Believing that ending a relationship is too depressing to go through alone, BREAKING UP offers solace, acceptance, several good laughs, and camaraderie to every woman who's been left behind, and is trying to deal with it. Yolanda Nave's little watercolor saga starts the moment what's-his-name walks out the door and ends when that old feeing called loneliness begins to feel like something else-freedom.

Meanwhile, revenge is dealt with in page after page of gleeful drawings with wry captions. Including the reminder to agree with him when he stops by and admits he's a cad and the suggestion that his underwear should be returned haphazardly packed, but immaculately starched.

BREAKING UP is a true-to-life documentation of the end of a love affair. But suddenly life doesn't seem so bad after all. Excerpted in Cosmopolitan. 133,000 copies in print.