Product Description

This indispensable, step-by-step guide gives you effective strategies for attracting that special someone by helping you get in touch with the adventurous, playful person you really are deep down. Witty, inspiring true-life stories and very sound advice make this an empowering, confidence-building book. From suggested places to meet people to advice on body language and sure-fire conversation openers, this is the book that will take the mystery out of meeting people and turn you into the success you've always wanted to be, You'll discover: · How to decipher simple and complex body language · When to make a move - and when not to · What to do when you don't get the response you want · Where to meet prospective partners - in some of the most unexpected places · And much, much more!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #176189 in Books
• Published on: 1993-10-31
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 160 pages

Synopsis
Tells how to interpret body language, offers advice on starting conversations and finding places to meet people, and shares anecdotes about successful and unsuccessful flirting.

Customer Reviews

Fun read but less substance than alternative titles
This book contains some useful tips and is an easy read but has less in terms of both quantity and practical information than other works on the subject. Having reviewed the topic extensively, I would recommed buying both of the following two books:

How to Make Anyone Fall in Love with You by Leil Lowndes and How to Succeed with Women by Ron Louis, David Copeland

Riveting storyline,excellent format,pleasurable content.
This has to be the most exciting Book to hit the streets in Decades, its all it was promised and more, The author has excelled with this copy, I want more of the same. The Imagination goes on an adventure , and the wisdom and incite used to create this novel has more than satisfied my appetite. Great Stuff, riveting story, cant put it down, It looks like Ill be up all night. LMB

Not much substance.
This book is fluffy and trite. I attended a seminar in NYC around May 1999, that Susan Rubin conducted based on this book (then read the book). Again - trite, cutesee, and at times a bit condescending.

With the plethora of at least decent dating books out there, don't bother with this one.