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What Do Women Want?

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I read this book at least 15 years ago. Unfortunately I then lost my copy. Despite the passing years I have always remembered it fondly, and will now be ordering myself another copy.
Blissfully funny, you can barely turn a page without finding something to smile, gasp or say "Oh my God, no!" about. As one of the other reviewers indicated was likely, I read it cover to cover without stopping, and now can't wait to read it again.

My teachers always told me that there's no such thing as a perfect score, that't why the 8 instead of a 9. Greenberg's book has a title like a self-help manual. Its content will amuse, arouse and give pause for thought. Greenberg's sense of the ridiculous approaches John Irving's and his mix of characters is hilarious. Well worth reading, and rereading.

You are in your wife's best friend because she invited you in a pretty naughty way. She tell's you to wait a moment while she goes to her bedroom, you are very nervous and decide to take off your clothes and wait...
She call's you from the bedroom, the lights are out, you open the door, turn on the light and SUPRISE! SUPRISE! HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! everybody is in the room, even your wife.
That's just the beging of this hilarious quest that will take from sharing your apartment with two young girls to an island were you will practice canivalism!

I promise you'll laugh.

This is one of the few book I would like to read again and again. Language of the book is sometime offensive but overall depth of the content is so high, that after reading you definately think that this book should have some title related to psychology book. Do not read this book in hurry. Treat this book as serious reading (Though the language is so lucide, you may think this book as another comic or just for the fun book) I bet you will complete this story in one stretch only. Hasit Dave (hasitdave@yahoo.com)