Category: Self-help and Personal Development Why Hasn't He Called?: New York's Top Date Doctors Reveal How Guys Really Think and How to Get the Right One Interested is a self-help book that aims to help women understand men better. The authors are date doctors who have helped many women find love, and they share their insights into what guys really think about dating. The book covers topics such as why men don't call, how to interpret text messages, and how to make a good impression on a first date. It also provides advice on how to deal with rejection and move on from failed relationships. Overall, the authors aim to help women navigate the world of dating and find love that is right for them. One thing I like about this book is that it's written by people who have actually helped women find love. The authors are experts in their field, and they provide practical advice based on real-life experiences. Additionally, the book is easy to read and provides a lot of valuable information. However, one downside of the book is that it can be quite repetitive at times. Some of the advice provided seems like common sense, and there are moments when the authors repeat themselves. While this may not be a major issue for some readers, others may find it frustrating to read through the same information multiple times. Overall, I would recommend Why Hasn't He Called? to anyone who is looking for advice on dating and relationships. The book provides valuable insights into what guys really think about dating, and it offers practical tips for finding love that is right for you. While there are some repetitive moments, the authors provide a lot of useful information that will help readers navigate the world of dating. It's Not the Stork!: A Book About Girls, Boys, Babies, Bodies, Families and Friends (The Family Library) is a children's book about growing up and understanding the changes that come with puberty. The authors aim to provide an honest and accurate portrayal of what it means to be a teenager, including topics such as body image, relationships, and identity. One thing I like about this book is that it's written in a way that is accessible to young readers. The language used is simple and easy to understand, making the book an excellent resource for children who are going through puberty. Additionally, the authors provide a lot of valuable information on topics such as body image and relationships, which can be difficult for young people to navigate. However, one downside of the book is that it can be quite sexually explicit at times. While this may not be an issue for some parents or children, others may find it inappropriate. Additionally, the authors don't provide a lot of guidance on how to deal with difficult situations such as bullying or abuse. Overall, I would recommend It's Not the Stork! to parents who are looking for a resource to help their children understand what it means to be a teenager. The book provides valuable information on topics such as body image and relationships, but it may not be suitable for all readers due to its sexual explicitness. What A Guy Wants: Your Guide To What Men Really Think About Dating, And How You Can Tell If They're Ready To Commit is a self-help book that aims to help women understand what guys really think about dating and relationships. The authors are relationship experts who have helped many people find love, and they share their insights into what men want from a partner. The book covers topics such as how to interpret text messages, how to make a good impression on a first date, and how to deal with rejection. It also provides advice on how to tell if a guy is ready for a committed relationship. Overall, the authors aim to help women navigate the world of dating and find love that is right for them. One thing I like about this book is that it's written by people who have actually helped people find love. The authors are experts in their field, and they provide practical advice based on real-life experiences. Additionally, the book is easy to read and provides a lot of valuable information. However, one downside of the book is that it can be quite repetitive at times. Some of the advice provided seems like common sense, and there are moments when the authors repeat themselves. While this may not be an issue for some readers, others may find it frustrating to read through the same information multiple times. Overall, I would recommend What A Guy Wants? to anyone who is looking for advice on dating and relationships. The book provides valuable insights into what guys really think about dating, and it offers practical tips for finding love that is right for you. While there are some repetitive moments, the authors provide a lot of useful information that will help readers navigate the world of dating. Is God a Moral Monster?: Making Sense of the Old Testament God is a religious book that aims to help people understand the character of God as portrayed in the Old Testament. The author is a professor of biblical studies, and he provides an in-depth analysis of the Old Testament's depiction of God. One thing I like about this book is that it's written by someone who has a deep understanding of the Bible. The author provides a lot of valuable information on topics such as the history of Israel and the cultural context of the Old Testament. Additionally, the book is easy to read and provides a lot of insight into what God was like in ancient times. However, one downside of the book is that it can be quite dense at times. The author's analysis of the Old Testament can be difficult for some readers to understand, especially those who are not familiar with biblical studies. Additionally, the book may not provide a lot of guidance on how to apply these insights to modern life. Overall, I would recommend Is God a Moral Monster? to anyone who is interested in understanding the character of God as portrayed in the Old Testament. The book provides valuable information and insight into what God was like in ancient times, but it may not be suitable for all readers due to its density. Should I Share My Ice Cream?: (An Elephant and Piggie Book) is a children's book about sharing and friendship. The authors aim to teach young readers the importance of sharing and being kind to others. One thing I like about this book is that it's written in a way that is accessible to young readers. The language used is simple and easy to understand, making the book an excellent resource for children who are learning about sharing and friendship. Additionally, the authors provide a lot of valuable information on topics such as empathy and kindness. However, one downside of the book is that it can be quite repetitive at times. The same message is repeated multiple times throughout the book, which may become frustrating for some readers. Additionally, the book doesn't provide much guidance on how to deal with difficult situations such as conflict or bullying. Overall, I would recommend Should I Share My Ice Cream? to parents who are looking for a resource to help their children learn about sharing and friendship. The book provides valuable information on these topics, but it may not be suitable for all readers due to its repetitiveness. Make It Work: 22 Time-Tested, Real-Life Lessons for Sustaining a Healthy, Happy Relationship is a self-help book that aims to help couples sustain healthy and happy relationships. The authors are relationship experts who have helped many people find love and maintain their relationships over time. The book covers topics such as communication skills, conflict resolution, and emotional intimacy. It also provides advice on how to navigate major life changes such as moving or starting a family. Overall, the authors aim to help couples build strong and lasting relationships. One thing I like about this book is that it's written by people who have actually helped couples find love and maintain their relationships over time. The authors are experts in their field, and they provide practical advice based on real-life experiences. Additionally, the book is easy to read and provides a lot of valuable information. However, one downside of the book is that it can be quite repetitive at times. Some of the advice provided seems like common sense, and there are moments when the authors repeat themselves. While this may not be an issue for some readers, others may find it frustrating to read through the same information multiple times. Overall, I would recommend Make It Work? to couples who are looking for advice on how to sustain healthy and happy relationships.