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3.28 AVERAGE
3.28 AVERAGE
funny
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced
It was fresh but repetative and very tied to the time when it was written/published. I might have liked it more had I read it then. Still, it had many funny parts and a lot of food for thought
funny
fast-paced
lighthearted
slow-paced
slow-paced
informative
reflective
slow-paced
funny
lighthearted
medium-paced
funny
medium-paced
Un libro bastante fácil de leer y gracioso sobre cómo las mujeres experimentamos el amor y salir con gente. Me esperaba quizás que fuera más sarcástico o que metiera más caña, pero la verdad que es un libro que para mi gusto se queda quizás un poco en la superficie. Aún así, tiene puntos muy buenos y es bastante fácil de seguir!
emotional
funny
reflective
medium-paced
I really don't know how to rate this book. It's it funny as hell for the first 50 pages and seems to repeat itself over and over again. Maybe it's just that I don't get the author. She creates excel lists about her crushes, I'm not sure if I ever had one. She shimmies sideways into casual relationships with friends, and I'm just not attracted to my friends that way. May be it's just that the title is great, but it's just not what this book is about, which she admits...
If you want to read the tales about how Blythe does, as she states, not date men, but sometimes questions if this is dating, when she meets up with men, garnished with a sharp societal commentary and over the top suggestion on how one could handle that romance stuff laced with copious amounts of book recommendations, this is great.
If you expect any insight on how to date men as individual in a patriachy that is opressing women or on how to date men when you came to the conclusion that lots of them are just very weird and occasionally quite creepy, it really won't help.
If you want to read the tales about how Blythe does, as she states, not date men, but sometimes questions if this is dating, when she meets up with men, garnished with a sharp societal commentary and over the top suggestion on how one could handle that romance stuff laced with copious amounts of book recommendations, this is great.
If you expect any insight on how to date men as individual in a patriachy that is opressing women or on how to date men when you came to the conclusion that lots of them are just very weird and occasionally quite creepy, it really won't help.