From Library Journal
A master graphologist, East owns the handwriting-analysis firm Strokes and Slants of Washington, DC, and London, which has decrypted for the House of Representatives and Fortune 500 corporations. By using the 50-year-old science of handwriting analysis, East believes that women can find the proverbial Mr. Right. Each chapter analyzes a different trait (e.g., sociability) and is divided into the 12 hours of the day. Handwriting, East asserts, can reveal whether the potential lover is gay, has a temper, or is drug/alcohol addicted. Scrawl samples of 20 happily married couples of various ethnic backgrounds are discussed. The last chapter ends with plenty of advice for the single woman. A quick-find guide is appended that contains an alphabetical handwriting sample list with meanings. An interesting twist to handwriting analysis; for public libraries.
-Lisa S. Wise, Broome Cty. P.L., Binghamton, NY Copyright 2000 Reed Business Information, Inc.
--This text refers to the
Hardcover
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"Written in clear, easy language, and ripe to readiness with hints and tips, Finding Mr. Write is a stimulating companion for anyone whose quest to find true love has been repetitive, boring, disappointing, treacherous, predictable, or bland. As wise as an aunt, as honest as a sister-friend, Finding Mr. Write is more than a book. It is an ode to the truth."
--From the Foreword by Colin Channer, author of Waiting in Vain
"This is a sensitive, practical approach to finding your soul mate. It does not preclude romance, fun, or spontaneity. The wisdom Beverley East passes on to her readers should help assure that love blooms in fertile soil."
--Patrice Gaines, author of Laughing in the Dark and Moments of Grace
"Leading graphologist Beverley East tells us what handwriting reveals and offers women another tool for finding love and fulfillment."
--Bebe Moore Campbell, author of Singing in the Comeback Choir, Brothers and Sisters, and Your Blues Ain't Like Mine
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