Review: Five Stars for Chapter 13 alone
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 25, 2012
I'm a man, so when I got to Chapter 13 about sex and saw it was written for women, I thought about glossing over it and jumping to chapter 14.  It ended up capturing my attention and prompted discussion with my wife.  This is a subject that she says does plague many women, and that she also thinks the solution is very much what the book is talking about.  If Chapter 13 can lead many women to enjoy themselves so much more, then so will the men - and that, alone, is worth the five stars!I was particularly drawn in by the Surgeon's Boat story in Chapter 7.  So long at the dreaming was just fantasy, everyone could dream with him.  Once he stepped up and actually made his dream a reality, suddenly people turned on him.  Isn't that so often the case?  That, and the "lucky" comments.  A friend of mine kicked herself into high gear and did three years of school in one year, and as she graduated early so many of her friends remarked on how "lucky" she was to be finished early.It's a good book over all.  It's filled with some pretty solid, practical advice.  Most people who read a lot of books on various facets of "success" will recognize much of what it is said - always good things to be reminded of (since none of us actually does 100% of what we "know").  One good idea from any book makes it worthwhile, and being reminded of a great many good ideas is even better.  I might have given it four stars, but the conversation starter found in Chapter 13 (and few of us can have conversations like that without a conversation starter) is worth the five stars.  May that chapter make a difference for couples all over the globe....