A great read for anyone who is interested in a Female ...
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Dominate women have always been attractive and alluring for me and this book really gets to the point.  A great read for anyone who is interested in a Female Led Relationship.  For me it could be a dream/nightmare come true.  Mistress Benay is awesome.  Hope one day I will be able to meet Her.
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Great book, and a great look into Felicia's life. Love the quirkiness of her growing up stories, and the insights into what has motivated her through her life and career. Thoroughly entertaining and enjoyable through the whole read.
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A great read for anyone! Clever and funny, but still heartfelt with a message anyone can relate to. A complex exploration of a very real relationship between a daughter and a mother that is both relatable and thought-provoking. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone!
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Ms. Wright has come out in the open (she wrote two other fiction books as "Elle W") with this fantastic TRUE account of her own life.  The book is fascinating in a number or respects.  Men will love it because it's exciting to read what a woman has to say about her own sex life -- and she obviously has had (presumably still does have) a most adventurous one!  This book gives men an insight into the fact that there are women who love sex and are creative with and about it, and provides insight into how such women think.  The book should give women with the same proclivities but who have been reluctant to express themselves with such abandon courage to explore and expand their own sexuality.
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What a fantastic read and actually quite relevant to a single woman in her mid thirties. Extremely funny and ever so witty. Ms Halperin paints such a vivid picture you are immediatley immersed and it's a definate "can't put it down " read.
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I loved Ms. Curott's first memoir, BOOK OF SHADOWS, for the way she was able to tell an interesting story while imparting all manner of fascinating information--from feminist history to magical traditions to religious theory. She's done it again with THE LOVE SPELL. I was sucked into the story just as if it were a novel, but also learned all kinds of cool things like techniques of sex magic, more feminist history, relationship advice, and most importantly, the eroticism of spirituality (and vice versa).

I highly recommend this book for anyone who is longing for a fulfilling, loving relationship. And anyone who's looking for a great read!
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The Social Tigress provides great insight into guys and dating from a guy who's well-versed on the dating scene. This is a great read with lots of great tips - from where to find your kind of guy to how to attract and/or approach a guy. Most importantly, it's a book encouraging women to enjoy life, have fun, and know and value who they are! I enjoy Gregg's conversational writing style and down-to-earth, real-life, I-could-see-myself-doing-that kind of advice. A valuable book for any single woman!
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I have to admit, the title alone caught my attention. I've always found it interesting to get the take of another woman searching for answers and understanding when it comes to the opposite sex. I thoroughly enjoyed Barbara Silkstone's delivery and descriptions of the many men she interviewed and found her to be light and raw at the same time.
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"On Her Trail" is a great read if you have an interest in any of the following: The balance of career and family, The evolution of television network news, The personal insecurity of the famous, Washington high society, LBJ, Women trying to enter the work force in the 50's and 60's, Mother-and-son relationships, Edward R. Murrow and Eric Sevareid, The art of planning dinner parties for the rich and powerful, or The early televising of America's political conventions. John Dickerson's masterful book on his mother Nancy Dickerson, is a hybrid, two-thirds biography (her story), and one-third autobiography (his story of knowing and discovering his mom).

John was born, as he writes, at the beginning of the decline of his mother's career and fame at NBC News. He artfully interweaves a bit of his early life with his mom, especially his discovery of his mother's world, and over time, his gradual realization of the way his mother worked and operated, a subject he knew little about until his research began in earnest after her death in 1997. He discovered in Nancy Dickerson's huge collection of papers many things he had no previous inkling of: Photographs of his mom with Jackie Kennedy, a photo of Nancy dancing with President Johnson, and notes to her from very famous people from an era that is now history. He had no idea growing up that his mom was a regular on the Today Show. He discovered fun little tidbits everywhere, like the story the campaign trail, when Lyndon Johnson visited Nancy late at night in her hotel room in his pajamas for perhaps more than just conversation. (The situation ended before anything happened, and after Lady Bird sent Bill Moyers down the hall to fetch her husband.) This book is filled with stories and insight, and allows the reader to learn more about how Washington operates, how the news business functioned and functions, and how a son gets to really know his mom after she is gone.
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This book was a great read. It can motivate you to make the right choices in a relationship, even if they're not easy to make. Men and women can both benefit from this book. The author seriously opens up and gives insight to what it's really like to be in an unhealthy relationship.
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While the book may be raunchy at times, it is quite an interesting read.  If you're anything like me, you have had your fair share of struggles with getting females to take an interest in you.  There are many techniques that can be learned--all while the book tells an entertaining story.  It's more than a self-help novel; it's a funny and jaw-dropping tale that will leave you saying, "Damn...did that really happen?!"
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Being a somewhat shy kind of person, I find that I'm attracted not only to women, but to books about dating women. Of the half dozen or so such books I've read, this one was two things: the most fun and the most insightful. I don't have time to write an article for the Review of Books here, but some observations: most importantly, the woman who wrote this pointed out and explained things I never thought of or never would have realized, so much so that I feel like I've had more experience dating than I actually do. She's very encouraging and fun, and explained things well, giving just enough examples to make everything crystal clear. Unlike with the other books I've read, I got the feeling that this woman is on the man's side, that she's authentically, personally interested in helping men do better. She's like a really smart (and hilarious) sister-I-never-had who's been through the whole dating thing and is now letting me in on how a real woman thinks, what she wants, and how she reacts to things.  Plus, I was either smiling or laughing out loud the whole way through. I read it twice. Changed my whole perspective permanently. I feel braver now and ready to actually go out there and do what a guy's supposed to do. I tried to find out if she's written anything else but no such luck. Five stars.
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I was drawn to this book firstly by the cover and the title.

I thoroughly enjoyed the read, and couldn't resist picking up the book whenever I had a spare moment.

I would certainly read any other future novel written by Jenn McLeod.  I enjoyed the way the characters lives evolved, and the "twist" in the story at the end.

Would recommend to any adult female reader of any age.
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I found it funny, engaging and interesting to read a females perspective on casual sex, drinking and drugs. Good read
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Too often we attach only the soft lens to look at the life of royalty and associate ball gown, tiaras and Prince Charming to the illusion, when it fact, being born female to the royal blanket very often meant being a victim of social and political whims. McRobbie has written a comprehensive study of thirty royal females throughout history and given life to their back story. In her easy, breezy style, she covers all types of women, from warrior to schemers to women that were mentally unstable. From the obscure to the well known, she does not waste time on the obvious, but chose women who's stories have been lost to history. I enjoyed her writing, her witty observations, and though I knew many of these royals, I learned quite a bit about the ones I never heard of.  I wish she had included portraits of the girls in the later centuries. The book was a great treatment of the hidden horror of being born into a life in the spotlight and how choice or sometimes the lack of, can be the downfall of even the most privileged. My absolute favorite had to be the Punk Princess, who I had never read about. Her growth from entitled partier to responsible parent and businesswoman was as interesting as it was inspiring.  Even without her prince,she made her own happy ending come true.
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This is a very interesting read for not only women in the STEM field but also for parents raising daughters. Dr. Polkosky really gets to the heart of how it feels to be a women in this area and struggling to find a way to have your voice heard. She writes from a persepctive of raising a daughter and working in the field and her use of these expereinces makes for a very entertaining read. I am not a parent but if I were, this would be a great resource for growing a young daughters sparking interest in the Math and Sciences so that it does not get suffocated.
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I clicked with this book right away. Girl sick of trolling the internet looking for a potential partner and realizing the current dating scene is too full of instant gratification and fast hook ups. She wants something real. Strong female lead with great sense of self worth, sarcasim and wit. Love her romantic interest. Great chemistry, great narrative. Really fun read!