Review: I might not be a "man" :)
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 17, 2013
As a man, I wasn't even aware that there was a Mancode.  I was worried about this, why had I not got the memo? I was forced to have to read this book simply because I had to find out what I was missing.This is great bit of comedy and satire that most people, male or female, will enjoy reading.  Rachel's writing style lends itself to the humor of the essays in this book.  I really felt more like someone was talking to me about their perceptions, rather than just reading them in a book.This isn't any type of serious "exposure" of man logic.  In fact, many of the things described in the book as being mancode, I don't do.  Though I have been accused of being more "female" than male. But, back on topic.  This is a book for those wanting to take a lighter side look at men, women, and how they interact to form some resemblance of a relationship.If I had to pick one thing about this book that bothered me, and I don't HAVE to, but the hashtags (#) were a bit of a minor inconvenience for me.  It is part of the style of the book, and the author warns you they are coming, so I was prepared to deal with them.  While I am accustomed to these on Twitter, every time I see a #, I read it as hashtag.  I would see #Mancode but read it as hashtag mancode.  So that is my nit-picky item on this book.The fact that I was forced to be so nit-picky tells you how good this really is.  If you enjoy a bit of humor and find the difference between males and females fun, you will enjoy this book.