Review: It delivers juicy explanations
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 27, 2013
Reading "Mancode Exposed" feels like listening in at girlfriends' get together; all of them wearing Prada shoes, sipping vodka... "Seinfeld" might be running on TV in the background, ... lots of laughter and #hashtags... while talking about men, women, sex, love, stereotypes...Accordingly, "Mancode Exposed" is hysterical, contains all topics you ever wanted to talk about and the ones you just realized that indeed, you wanted to talk about too. Personally, I thought the chapters about 'penis' and 'vagina' were just over the top. While these days most of us think we have heard everything about these two words, I found some new thoughts.Once again, Rachel Thompson often points out the obvious but the way she writes it's just funny, hilariously funny.Mancode: Exposed has sex in it.Women see a man scratching his stuff and want to run away. Quickly. Men see a woman rearranging her breasts, he's mesmerized. #imaginethatI know...  the #hashtag makes it really funny. That's exactly what I thought.I can see this book being read at girl's parties together, as well as maybe read in mencaves (if need be... secretly???)Gisela Hausmann, author and blogger