Review: Looking for a boyfriend?
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 13, 2012
For all the lonely women sitting at home on Saturday nights, this book is Williams's perspective on snaring that illusive creature called a boyfriend. I am not sure when  getting a boyfriend became the prime target of life but it looks like the prevailing sentiment amongst  teens and the not-so teens. After all, nobody wants to be the last one leaving the party.A prize catch, presumably, does wonders for the esteem and a good show-off to exhibit to the girls. I found the book a good casual read. The book is more suited to those still in the war territory for boys especially girls in their late teens or twenties who are still learning the ropes of the dating culture and looking for tips and remindersThe book does reflect maturity especially if it is targeted at girls who are still facing insecurity issues and a still un-established esteem.  The book's advice in looking deeper than superficial values such as physical attributes is assuring and upping the confidence level. Physical attributes are important as that is the first bell that alerts men but to sustain a relationship it takes more than physical attributes.  Otherwise, it is most often, a one-way ticket to boredom.The book, from a man's perspective, does provide the inside on the things men look for in woman, and how women can capitalize on that information to their advantage.  Read this book if you are really looking for that next boyfriend.