Advice and self-help books of various kinds have been gaining popularity over the last several years. These books provide fresh insights on the issues that bother the modern population the most. Among such issues there are appearances, success and popularity, financial stability and independence, personal habits and behaviors, gender roles and relationships. The last subject is one of the most popular and frequently discussed topics of the contemporary generation. It contains problems related to self-identification of the representatives of both sexes, their interactions, misunderstandings, sexuality and relationships, psychology and ways of thinking of men and women. Every more or less mature human being has faced relationship issues at least ones in their life. These issues are the sources of attention of the society and are treated as mysterious and complex aspects of life. This way, almost everyone is looking for answers to the question how to build a successful and harmonious relationship and how to deal with the one that is not working properly. The book called “It’s Called a Breakup Because It’s Broken” by Greg Behrendt and Amiira Ruotola-Behrendt offers an advice considering the heartache that inevitably comes along with broken and ending relationships. This paper reviews the book and provides a discussion of the main subjects explored in the book and its meanings and implications. Book Overview “It’s Called a Breakup Because It’s Broken” has women as its target audience. Its full cover page title says: “It’s Called a Breakup Because It’s Broken: The Smart Girl’s Breakup Buddy”. This means that Greg Behrendt, Amiira Ruotola-Behrendt wrote the book to specifically help women going through heartbreaks caused by unsuccessful relationships. The book is rather popular all over the world. It is a bestseller. Over two million copies of it have been purchased within the first years after the book was first published. The previous work by these authors titled “He’s Just Not That Into You” had the same popularity rates. Generally, “It’s Called a Breakup Because It’s Broken” is a manual telling the female readers how to survive a breakup with a “wrong” man. It explores such topics as being able to objectively evaluate a relationship that ended, taking a time to grieve and be depressed but without causing serious damage to oneself, re-gaining personal confidence and female power, avoiding the most typical post-breakup errors such as stalking the ex partner, calling them, letting the breakup depression affect one’s friendships and career. The authors employ the concept of Superfox they introduced in the previous book. As a term, “Superfox” stands for a free and empowered woman who is in control of her actions and does not let her self-worth get affected by men’s evaluation. The idea is that the Superfox is aware that she deserves only the best and she would not settle down for anything less than that. Superfox represents a woman with high demands, she does not change herself based on social pressure or the demands of a man. She does not waste her time with unworthy individuals and occupations. The authors discuss the nature of post-breakup pain and suffer