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Single Girls - just wanna have
fun.
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are updated whenever we find great books we need to share!
Why Men Love Bitches: From Doormat to Dreamgirl-A Woman's Guide to Holding Her Own in a Relationship by Sherry Argov
JFK Jr could probably have had any woman in the world. Yet, he ended
up marrying the one who screamed at him in Central Park. Sherry
Argov is here to tell you why men love bitches. She explains to us
why a strong woman is much more desirable to a man than a "yes
girl" who routinely sacrifices herself. And this book is not
just about attracting men. It's about learning who you are, what you
want, and teaches you to stand your ground regarding what you want in a
relationship. For the fact is, you may think you are pleasing your
man by giving up everything you want to make him happy. But will he
respect you in the morning?
 Why Men Love
Bitches
I Used to Miss Him...But My Aim Is Improving: Not Your Ordinary Breakup Survival Guide by Alison James
While other books about failed relationships offer the same old strategies
for coping, they often neglect one important aspect: affirmation.
Alison James believes the fastest way to get you back on your feet again
is to make your ex an object of disdain. Oh no...you won't find
mention of amicable break ups in this book. In fact, she teaches you
how to make your own voodoo doll from ordinary household items. How
crafty!
I Used to Miss Him...But My Aim Is
Improving
Surviving Separation and Divorce by Loriann Hoff Oberlin
Oberlin is a divorced
mother of two sons and she has been there. Those first few weeks and
months of a separation can leave you drained and frightened. How
will this divorce affect my children? How will I support
myself? This book leads you through the legal, emotional, social and
spiritual journey you are about to go on.
Surviving Separation and Divorce
The Conscious Bride's Wedding Planner by Sheryl Paul
You have seen her, you may be her. The bride who is a complete wreck
because she is planning her wedding. Instead of the process being
about love and commitment, it is a storm of money, hurt feelings, stress
and tears. Sheryl Paul has written a brilliant book about
consciously planning your wedding, by focusing on what really matters
along the way.
The Conscious Bride's Wedding Planner
Going Bridal: How to Get Married Without Losing Your Mind by Li Robbins
Perhaps if yours truly had known of this book when I first started
planning a wedding, I wouldn't have eloped. But there is still hope
for you to have a wedding without going postal, er, I mean, crazy!
Li Robbins covers all the bases here, from dealing with the mother of the
bride (that would be your mother even though she has been unrecognizable
to you since you got engaged) to dealing with a frugal fiance.
Going Bridal: How to Get Married Without Losing Your Mind
Even God Is Single, So Stop Giving Me A Hard Time by Karen Salmansohn
Why
aren’t you married? We’ve
all heard that question before. And
even if you’re perfectly content being single – and there are plenty of
reasons to be – it’s just grating to be asked.
Well, this sassy little book gives you 26 feisty comebacks to that
annoying little question, as well as a philosophy on why it’s better to
hold out for a soul mate instead of settling for a cell mate.
Even God Is Single, So Stop Giving Me A Hard Time
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