A Modern Girl's Guide to Dynamic Dating: How to Play and Win the Game of Love

by Sarah Ivens

This fun self-help book tells the modern girl the truth about playing the dating game and winning at it. A Modern Girl's Guide to Dynamic Dating gives tips, guidance and case studies on how to find the right man and then how to keep him. Packed full of common dilemmas and disasters as well as advice and experience, this book is a must-have for every single woman. Topics covered Where to look to find love, How to attract the opposite sex, Spotting a winner, The first date, How to play it cool when you're on fire, Meeting his friends and family, Working out if it is love, and What to do with Mr Perfect when you've got him. A Modern Girl's Guide to Dynamic Dating is a must-have, light-hearted guide to finding the right man with the minimum of stress.

226 pages, Paperback

First published January 23, 2003

Reviews

[Miss A · Rating 1 out of 5]

O lectură pe care o pot încadra cu siguranță la literatura „de sertar”, potrivită pentru a-ți descreți puțin fruntea și de a face timpul să treacă.
Poate că „sfaturile” pe care le invocă autoarea funcționau în anii…2000…dar acum nu e cazul (cu toate că nu bag mâna în foc că nu se mai practică; nu știu).

Sper că se pote face distincția între ironie și seriozitate. Această carte este o glumă, până la urmă, și nu un ghid.

[Andreea · Rating 1 out of 5]

I cannot believe that any publishing house would approve of such a book! So shallow, so offending. After 15 pages of reading, I could not wait to finish it. Except for some moments of humour (I can't say good humor), I did not enjoy it. I do not think that this book gives the proper definition of how a modern girl is supposed to behave when it comes to relationships. Honestly! The author keeps giving the advice to drink at first dates. Why on earth is that important? You are supposed to be yourself.
I don't recommend it to anyone unless they want to read about some really funny pick-up lines, which I've never heard of before, not even in films. Definitely one of the silliest books I've ever read. The funny thing is that Sarah Ivens keeps saying that modern girls are smart, but that's exactly what she doesn't seem to be, judging by her inappropriate advice and criticism.