Author:Dave Singleton
EVERY GIRL NEEDS A GAY BEST FRIEND
Every girl should have a gay best friend at hand - someone to give the sound advice that sometimes only a male perspective can offer. If you don't have one, then fear not. Meet Dave Singleton - your new gay boyfriend. He has your best interests at heart.
Gay or straight, men are men, so who better to give you a no-holds-barred glimpse into the mysterious world of what men really think? Whilst your female friends may be full of empathy, Singleton knows how the male mind works and has spent decades counselling and consoling his female friends. Now he shares his most unfailing, uncompromising pieces of advice with you.
Behind Every Great Woman... is full of fantastic advice on dating, relating and lifestyle issues, such as how to avoid going out with a loser, ditching those toxic dating habits, where to find the right men, how to avoid tragic home decor or, heaven forbid, turning into your mother. Witty, entertaining and razor-sharp, this book gives it to you straight, with plenty of practical suggestions - plus stories from real women - on how to avoid the pitfalls of the dating game.
A gay man who wants women to feel great, look great and find love, Singleton is hilarious and hard-hitting. A little Queer Eye and a little Sex and the City... A quick read with good advice and succinctly coined phrases for every modern dating situation, this book is plain fun
—— Publishers WeeklyMake a date with this book tonight
—— Chicago TribuneJohn Robison's book is an immensely affecting account of a life lived according to his gifts rather than his limitations. His story provides ample evidence for my belief that individuals on the autistic spectrum are just as capable of rich and productive lives as anyone else
—— Daniel Tammet, author of BORN ON A BLUE DAYDeeply felt and often darkly funny, Look Me in the Eye is a delight
—— People magazineIt's a fantastic life story (highlights include building guitars for KISS) told with grace, humor, and a bracing lack of sentimentality
—— Entertainment NewsThere's an endearing quality to Robison and his story that transcends the "Scissors" connection ... Look Me in the Eye is often drolly funny and seldom angry or self-pitying. Even when describing his fear that he'd grow up to be a sociopathic killer, Robison brings a light touch to what could be construed as dark subject matter ... Robison is also a natural storyteller and engaging conversationalist
—— Boston GlobeRobison seems likable, honest and completely free of guile, qualities well served by writing that is lean, powerful in its descriptive accuracy and engaging in its understated humor. It is also emotionally gripping
—— Chicago TribuneRobison’s lack of finesse with language is not only forgivable, but an asset to his story . . . His rigid sentences are arguably more telling of his condition than if he had created the most graceful prose this side of Proust.
—— Chicago Sun-TimesAdvice that focuses on training you - the parents - rather than your kids. A refreshing approach.
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