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He's Just Not That Into You: The No-Excuses Truth to Understanding Guys | 
enlarge | Authors: Greg Behrendt, Liz Tuccillo Publisher: Simon Spotlight Entertainment Category: Book
List Price: $21.95 Buy Used: $0.01 You Save: $21.94 (100%)
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Rating: 819 reviews Sales Rank: 3835
Media: Hardcover Pages: 176 Number Of Items: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6 Dimensions (in): 8 x 5.4 x 0.8
ISBN: 068987474X Dewey Decimal Number: 306.7 EAN: 9780689874741 ASIN: 068987474X
Publication Date: September 7, 2004 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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I am on the fence August 19, 2008 Cinful (Los Angeles) So, this book isn't really bad , but it is common sense. We girls keep making excuses for the man when deep down we known what's going on. We just don't want to say it or belive it. The book basically says the same thing over and over in every chapter just different situations. Basically if the guy doesn't treat you like a princess then " he is just not into you!" That doesn't take a whoe book to say but and here is where credit is due; if you are hard headed and in one of these relationships maybe reading the whole book is what you need.
Worth the read August 18, 2008 Lisa A. Martinez (WI, USA) I really enjoyed reading this book. I do think it is one every girl should read. It is a very short read so I did think it was overly expensive. However, if you do buy it, just share it with all your girlfriends as I have. For the most part, all of the advice in here is commmon sense and stuff we all know . . however . .it is all the things we refuse to admitt to ourselves. I believe this does help you do just that. It is also done with great humor which is much needed if you are in a situation where you "need" to be reading this book. The bad part about it was that I really think if we all held out for the guy this book says exists . . we'd be single forever. So as long as you realize that no one is perfect but you do deserve to be treated well I think this book is worth the read.
My new favorite book August 16, 2008 S. Jones-Salisbury (Missouri, USA) This is literally my favorite book now. It was helpful to have a "professional" (sort of) tell me that if he's not calling, etc., he's just not that into me, and why would I want to wait around with him, when there's someone better out there who WILL BE "into me" enough to call (or whatever). The point is, why waste your time with someone who's not into you--potentially preventing you from meeting that someone who is? It goes through all the ways that he might not be "that into you" and why and how you should move on. Every woman should read this book, and I mean that.
I'm so into my book that it's almost done!...lol August 14, 2008 Joanne Gentiluomo (Cliffside Park, NJ) The book was received in great condition! As always, I'm very happy with the service that Amazon provides, the quality of the merchandise, and the members that I deal with.
Very Empowering! August 13, 2008 C. Mead (California) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This book is great. Bought it after getting dumped. I'd read a little everytime I started to feel a little down. It would even make me laugh sometimes. It was amazing how so much of it did apply to situations I had been in. It helped to realize that I am worth more and deserve to have someone that really is into me. I'm definitely keeping this book as a reference on future relationships.
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