Esquire Things a Man Should Know About Work and Sex (and Some Things in Between)
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| Rating | : | 4.43 (854 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1588162141 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-20 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Menage à trois: French for "In your dreams." . Every page offers a delicious new tidbit of enlightening amusement.Things a Man Should Know: The thing is, the clothes do make the man.Use all the mouthwash and breath mints you like. All men need to know the rules that lead to success in every professional and social situation, and no one can explain them with more humor and verve than Esquire's experts: "Queer Eye Guy" Ted Allen and Scott Omelianuk.With lots of wit and plenty of wisdom, this to-the-point handbook advises men on all aspect
It's actually 2 books in 1 After I bought this book I learned that it is actually 2 books in 1--"Esquire's Things a Man Should Know About Sex" and "Esquire's Things a Man Should Know About Handshakes, White Lies, and Which Fork Goes Where." You should definitely buy this book instead of the other 2, because it is twice as long for the same price. This book consists almost entirely of 1- or 2-sentence paragraphs with pithy advice about how to behave in the workplace, how to. "A fun ride through Gender Studies" according to Basil Khamis. Scott Omelianuk and Ted Allen (of "Queer Eye" fame) former Esquire magazine editors who have written numerous books called "Esquire's Things a Man Should Know About ." are shrewd & witty writers with an eye for amusing specifics their series contains titles such as "Marriage", "Handshakes & White Lies", "Sex", "Style" & now this Esquire's Things a Man Should Know about Work and Sex (and Some Things in Between) which are all based on the magazin. "A misleading 'book'" according to reenum. I'd say that readers expecting anything of substance relating to any of the topics discussed in this book should look elsewhere.There is some really good advice about work, sex, and relationships. But, I was unhappy with the fact that the authors use A misleading 'book' I'd say that readers expecting anything of substance relating to any of the topics discussed in this book should look elsewhere.There is some really good advice about work, sex, and relationships. But, I was unhappy with the fact that the authors use 36 point font so that each page has about 9-10 sentences. It just makes one wonder whether they had about half of a book and decided to put it out in this format to pull one over on the reader.Had th. 6 point font so that each page has about 9-10 sentences. It just makes one wonder whether they had about half of a book and decided to put it out in this format to pull one over on the reader.Had th