The Case for Falling in Love: Why We Can't Master the Madness of Love -- And Why That's the Best (Hardcover) by Mari Ruti

from staffoa

I was slow and reluctant to get into this book, as I might be considered jaded on the subject of love. But, once I got into the material and realized it was not another "how to win the perfect guy" self-help book, I really paid attention and enjoyed the read. I especially liked the second half of...

from Mykirulz

I was quite interested in reading this book when I saw it on the February 2011 Early Reviewers list and was excited to hear I'd been chosen for a review copy. Unfortunately, my excitement was to be short lived. Since the book description listed this as being "based on a popular course taught at H...

from AObenhaus

While reading this book, I tried to think about my own relationships. I think Mari has a point here and this book can be helpful to people unlucky in love! I found this book enjoyable to read.

from bakersfieldbarbara

Written for women who have played games, are tired of games and especially tired of myths about what to do to get a man, the author shows us, with examples from television shows and movies, that we can learn better romantic behaviors than we now know. Citing John Gray's analogies of Mars and Venu...

from KatKealy

I have to admit that I haven't read many relationship books. I basically think they're all pseudo-psychology and that they pretend to know the secret of dating that doesn't really exist. Books that tell women to pretend they're stupid and play games don't appeal to me. If you're like me and think...