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Why Doesn't He Get It? is reminicient of the
Victorian-era etiquette manuals in size and
format, especially with its use of the vintage
woodcut images.
The content, however, tackles the current issues
facing couples who would like better
communication skills, with insight and humor.
Victorian-era etiquette manuals in size and
format, especially with its use of the vintage
woodcut images.
The content, however, tackles the current issues
facing couples who would like better
communication skills, with insight and humor.
| Customer Reviews |
| The Details Cover Price: $9.95 Size: 8" X 4.25" Pages: 64 ISBN: 978-0-615-26218-5 Library of Congress Control Number: 2008941154 Cataloging Information: non-fiction, communication, couples, self-help, humor, adult education |
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I’m a guy. I got this book this weekend from the author at a local
craft fair, and I assumed at the time it was just a novelty book,
something that would be sort of making fun of the guys-vs-gals
communication. While it is well-written and quite entertaining, it is
also GOLD MINE of 100% accurate and practical information.
Seriously. I’m having both my daughters read this, AND ALL my
single women friends. This book is the long-sought-after Rosetta
Stone for getting through to a guy. It comes down to the way men
‘hear’ questions vs statements.
Forget all those talk-show experts, those girly magazine
columnists, and those 300-page books on understanding men. The
30 minutes any woman invests to read THIS 55 page book WILL
change your life.
---Pardner Wynn
| The Rosetta Stone for talking to men |
I’ve found this book quite encouraging as a navigational tool in the
dating world.
Thinking outside the box: I am a big believer in the energy of
potential, of setting intentions and watching them manifest...so, I’m
using it as tool to manifest a healthy,
long-term relationship...something I only used to wish for when I
saw a starry night or blew out birthday candles.
Now that I have this book - and Donald Webb’s beautifully
illustrated counsel - in my possession, I don’t have to pray for a
clear Oregon night (often a long shot to see those stars) or wait for
my next birthday to make that wish again. I’m excited to share this
book with the one who becomes The One for ME!
---Katie Custer (aka Chakra Girl)
| Can’t wait to use this book! |
The book is BRILLIANT!!! Never before have I heard such truth
conveyed regarding the communication breakdown between men
and women. The fact is we both communicate, it’s only that the
male grunt fest has not yet made it to two syllables. The
observations regarding being singular, task oriented, and how that
works in the male mind, I really feel that I understand myself better.
As soon as I got ten pages into it, I started reading parts back to
[my wife]. It’s full of catch-phrases. I consider it to be the glove box
owners manual for every married (or otherwise attached) man. I am
not just carrying on, I really love it.
--- Andy Huffman
| Male Owners Manual |
