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Summary: How to Flirt
Review: Susan Rabin has definitely had experience flirting, as is evidenced by this book. If all you care about is flirting, this book is most definitely for you. I, however, wanted to take my game to the next level, & am much more satisfied with Fate & Reil's How to Have Sex with Hot Girls (without even dating them!), & Louis & Copeland's How to Succeed with Women.
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Summary: Encouraging read that leaves one feeling incredibly positive
Review: Susan Rabin has written an engaging, easy read that has its heart in the right place. Taking the stigma out of flirtation, Rabin urges all readers to get out there and take action, and to do so with no falsities or come-ons. The book has reiterated some common-sense things, but altogether, it is inspirational, refreshing, and ultimately calming. I felt more in tune and comfortable with my abilities in flirting, dating, etc., than I have with any other dating book out there after reading this book. Her many examples of people and their specific hang-ups or neuroses were great, and most of them I could relate to or understand. Ultimately, Rabin helps readers to realize that almost everyone has felt or feels the way they do and that they are not alone in their thoughts and feelings with regards to hooking up with that potential mate. Highly recommended!
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Summary: An excellent book for singles
Review: Susan Rabin has written an excellent book for singles. I especially liked her discussions of proper eye contact, the importance of smiling and understanding body language. The book gives very helpful advice on how to assert yourself in the singles scene without being offensive or obvious. It also helps you get a better idea of what the other person might be thinking or feeling about you. Nice job Susan Rabin.
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Summary: This is a great starting point if you're looking for answers
Review: The advice is practical, there are no gimmiks and it's a quick, easy read. The book does a good job of pepping you up to actually use its advice, which is basically to use every opportunity to flirt with and talk to the opposite sex. I like the fact that she points out that you'll probably get rejected 9 out of 10 times, but it's just a series of experiences that you shouldn't take so seriously. Great stuff.
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Summary: It's okay but dont put too much trust on it...
Review: The book gives you some tips, but sometimes you just cant resist to laugh at some of the suggestions. The book has good advice on certain situations but fails on important areas. Not everybody is friendly out there...and some of the ideas this book gives you are just out of the real world we live in...it's a jungle out there and Rabin thinks we are in "wonderland". However if you are new to the dating scene, this book will give you interesting tips, after that you will need to get a more in depth book.
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Summary: Advice you can apply to everyday life
Review: This book advertises that it's a guide to "Flirting." A lot of people think that flirting is a bad thing, but all it means is social interaction between two people. This book gives advice on eye-contact, body language, and conversational skills among other things that can apply to any social situation. Whether it be in the office, or strangers on the street. It gives wonderful tips on how to keep a conversation going, and how to end a conversation gracefully. I would recommend this book to anyone who feels uncomfortable talking to people, or wants to be more social at gatherings. The advice is straightforward and it gives good examples. Enjoy your flirting.
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Summary: Flirting works
Review: This book advertises that it's a guide to "Flirting." A lot of people think that flirting is a bad thing, but all it means is social interaction between two people. This book gives advice on eye-contact, body language, and conversational skills among other things that can apply to any social situation. Whether it be in the office, or strangers on the street. It gives wonderful tips on how to keep a conversation going, and how to end a conversation gracefully. I would recommend this book to anyone who feels uncomfortable talking to people, or wants to be more social at gatherings. The advice is straightforward and it gives good examples. Enjoy your flirting.
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Summary: Advice you can apply to everyday life
Review: This book advertises that it's a guide to "Flirting." A lot of people think that flirting is a bad thing, but all it means is social interaction between two people. This book gives advice on eye-contact, body language, and conversational skills among other things that can apply to any social situation. Whether it be in the office, or strangers on the street. It gives wonderful tips on how to keep a conversation going, and how to end a conversation gracefully. I would recommend this book to anyone who feels uncomfortable talking to people, or wants to be more social at gatherings. The advice is straightforward and it gives good examples. Enjoy your flirting.
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Summary: best book ever on flirting
Review: this book empowers singles to get out and flirt. it helps the shy, the brazen, the stumbler and fumbler with social skills, overcoming rejection fears, attractive body language, conversational and listening techniques. the last chapter tells us how to overcome our negative chatterbox, based on good cognitive therapy techniques.susan says flirting is an ancient art and is charming and playful and often overlooked after the sexual revolution. it adds mystery and excitement tothe dating game. susan is a flirting coach, and has counseled me by telephone and then taken me out to attract the opposite sex in her city. her hints were invaluable as in the book. people skills are critical,especially today in the world of technology. we all need to lighten up, have fun and flirt. flirting is first step in communication, Susan taught me that. It is not to be compared to a relationship or trapping a man book. it is sensible, fun, educational, and if you flirt well, the world opens up to you. enjoy the read as i did.
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Summary: Waste of time
Review: This book is a complet waste of money and time..... All it does is tell you to be "Friendly" and "Smile." It teaches you nothing new about people other than to being a rainbow of sun shine you will get friends.
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