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So You're Going Bald : A Man's Guide to the Art of PowerBalding

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This is the best book my husband has ever read. He finally realized the reason I love him has nothing to do with the hair on his head. In fact, his single brother finally shaved his head and he has more dates than when he was sporting the over-the-head sweep.After getting use to a shaved head, it seems, most men appear more confident, ie funny and confortable to be with. For any woman that needs to give their loved one a little boost give them this book!

This is a magnificent book. Even for readers like myself, with a luxuriant coif, it was an eye-opener. I have been getting in touch with my "inner coot" and going through the dynamics of "powerbalding" even though I am not myself a slaphead. First rate.

This is a great book - I found it to be easy reading and very inspirational.

I was expecting this to be a sequel to Eugene Ionesco's The Bald Soprano, but silly me, it's actually about being bald, which has nothing to do with the famous French playwright's play, despite its title. Nor does the play have anything to do with the recent popular cable TV drama, since it was written several decades before the show premiered, even though James Gandolfini looks like a pretty good "Bald Soprano" to me. But then Nietzsche's book, The Gay Science, has nothing to do with the Gay/Lesbian scene, either.

As someone who's hairline is receding even faster than his stock portfolio (which is saying something these days), or whose scalp is being denuded faster than the Brazilian rainforest at an industrial defoliants convention, I found this to be a valuable book on how to cope with baldness. You can't have too many books about balding in your library, I always say, and this one is chock full of valuable advice. Highly recommended.