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Summary: Can't help lovin' dat man...
Review: The first thing that attracted me to the book was the back cover. I was browsing in the book store and saw HHME face down. It was interesting to see two men arm and arm, so it was picked up and skimmed through. "Husband Hunting" is very specific as to what a guy should be looking for when he's out searching for that significant other. Price writes the book using humor(the first words of the book explain how with three sons, his mother would never have expected a son-in-law) and incorporating past experiences, both good and bad. HHME takes the single gay man by the hand and guides him step by step through the journey for "Mr. Right". Although I'm not ready to start looking for a life partner(18), I know that I will reread this book when the time arrives. This is the "Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus" for the modern gay man.
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Summary: Witty, Clever, Helpful & True!
Review: This book is a perfect how-to-guide to the dizzy world of gay dating. I thought I knew everything about the subject. I didn't. In fact, I didn't really even have a clue. This will be the perfect Christmas gift for my single friends and even some couples who have a thing or two to learn. Bravo!
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Summary: This book is very simple.
Review: This book is very simple. Just "Do"s and "Don't"s. The life is much more complex and using these "Do"s and "Don't"s make our life very poor and not exciting.
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Summary: This book is very simple.
Review: This book is very simple. Just "Do"s and "Don't"s. The life is much more complex and using these "Do"s and "Don't"s make our life very poor and not exciting.
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Summary: Simply the best book for every gay man looking for Mr. Right
Review: This book is without a doubt, the best book on how to find your mate. Even if you are already in a relationship, this book gives great advise on keeping to alive! And it does so with insight, respect, and humor. I am happy to say that I used many of the ideas given in this book to find my "Mr. Right." And I couldn't be happier!
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Summary: Simply the best book for every gay man looking for Mr. Right
Review: This book is without a doubt, the best book on how to find your mate. Even if you are already in a relationship, this book gives great advise on keeping to alive! And it does so with insight, respect, and humor. I am happy to say that I used many of the ideas given in this book to find my "Mr. Right." And I couldn't be happier!
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Summary: A must read for the those searching the stars for Mr. Right
Review: This book was excellent. Well written and informative. It give you a step by step of ideas and practices that will help safely guide you through looking, dateing, and keeping yourself in a happy relationship with Mister Wonderful. I would recommend it to anyone, even if you are currently in a relationship, it offer some good advice all around for gay relationships.
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Summary: What a funny, helpful book!
Review: This book was hilarious! And exactly on the mark too. I especially liked the drawings by Orner (Ethan Green is my fave). The photos cracked me up. I have recommended this book to all of my single friends with the hopes that it will work for them and they'll stop complaining about not having a husband.
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Summary: Funny...and True!
Review: This book's author pegs exactly the good and the evil of trying to find a husband in the 1990's gay climate. Hilarious, as well as true! Highly recommended!
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Summary: Great book with many fine points
Review: This is a great book for someone who's just starting on the daring search for a husband. It's laid out in good clean format and written in a concise forward manner. Even with that said the author remembers that any book like this needs to keep it's perspective - and it's sense of humor. And the sense of humor is what keeps this book moving along. The advice is all pretty much common sense but the author puts it in a form that's easy to digest (as opposed to advice from your friends which is...). There are some very cute and funny bits about how to put up with your future husband's little habits. There's even a section on handling his love of Barbra, or whatever diva he chooses to worship. While this is a great book, the reason I gave it four stars instead of five is because it's almost like reading the Clif's Notes version of a heavier book. It leaves you wanting something more in depth.
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