I love Daily Grace and find many of their materials so helpful in studying the word, but this booklet fell short for me. I know several other women that are singles later in life, and I feel like this book did not do justice to the experience. Some of the topics addressed are on the heavier side or have many nuances to them, but I felt the quick overview style just washed over things quickly without really acknowledging or addressing the heart of different struggles. For instance, the booklet talks about how singles can still have sexually fulfilling lives and mentions the physical desires that most people have, but kind of glosses over how to reconcile those desires with God's word and find fulfillment in Him. It just instructed not to indulge in the physical but to find fulfillment in God without really getting into the how or why. It just felt like too much of a bird's eye view for subjects that should be discussed more fully. And one part that really irked me was talking about how if you have strong physical desires, then you need to pursue a covenant relationship. That feels so tone deaf in a culture where I know several women who desire a covenant relationship and have no partners to enter into one with As a single women close to middle age, I would really appreciate a more thorough study.

I appreciate how many topics this booklet covers. It’s a quick reference for different struggles and points back to truth while providing practical reflection questions. Definitely recommend!

This booklet is the most comprehensive and bible based piece of literature I have ever come across about singleness and sexuality. Covers just about everything in a simple yet rich way. Highly recommend for all single men and women! 10/10

I love the frequent questions and journaling spaces in this book. It takes it a step beyond just reading it by making you really think about the content. This little book covers so many topics, highly recommend this read.