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Summary: Highly Recommended
Review: Attention Women: The best reason to read this book is to learn how to attract a man without manipulation or deceit. Steve's fishing analogies make it a fun and helpful book to read.
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Summary: Be Sure to Catch "Men Are Like Fish"!
Review: Steve Nakamoto did a marvelous job of explaining the mysteries and intricacies of developing love relationships. Men Are Like Fish:What Every Woman Needs to Know about Catching a Man is replete with metaphors, examples, and jokes that explain, in a sane, step-by-step manner, how to develop a healthy love relationship. His insight is delightful, upbeat and keeps the reader interested, while honoring both men and women in the process. He describes how to start the process, what to look out for, tips for the journey and finally, how to land that perfect person. I feel this is a 'must read' for anyone seriously ready for the right relationship.
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Summary: Utterly Delightful!
Review: Whether you are going fishing for fish or men or something else, i.e. a warm smile deep inside, you may well want to start with Steve's book. It's filled with lots of quips and quotes and insight that can and should be applied to all realtionships, including that most important one, the relationship one has with self. It's bound to make you smile and think a little about yourself. After reading the book you may want to take the time to run a comb through your hair and change your clothes before you dash away to the store for that bottle of mineral water or whatever you forgot to pick up yesterday when you were out in your sweats! If you want a pleasant read . . . cast your line and catch "Men are Like Fish"! You will be pleased you did. Steve Nakamoto is a very uniquely talented and creative author!
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Summary: FOR A STRONG LOVE LIFE
Review: Absolutely top-notch excellent. This book, loaded with funny cartoons, inspiring quotes and clever definitions, draws analogies between fishing for real fish and fishing for a man to love. It includes plenty of solid, worthy tips for catching the love of a life and for keeping a current relationship fresh and romantic. As a side benefit, the reader also learns how to become more self-confident, a vital quality for a successful love life. For the reader searching for a strong love relationship, I highly recommend the book, "Men Are Like Fish".
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Summary: Fishing Analogy? A wonderful new concept.
Review: A captivating and riveting book that is fun and easy to read. I like the fact that Steve contributes some of his personal experiences to make this book truly unique. The quotes and proverbs are quite stimulating and thought provoking. Although most of us (if not all) have at one time or another used one or more of the prescribed methods, this concise book is a wonderful dedication to all fishermen for allowing us to relate to the anaolgy that Men are, indeed, like Fish.
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Summary: Men Are Like Fish
Review: What a fun, new twist and new spin on all the information we're already supposed to know. I love the quotes and cartoons. It's also a great reminder to keep things fresh & fun when you've already caught your favorite fish!
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Summary: "Eye Catching Reading"
Review: The moment you pick up this zany, fun filled book, you are encouraged by the Author Steve Nakamoto to continue on & on reading each and every page. His personal experiences are interesting. The "quotes" are a wake-up call to read on because you will have a smile on your face knowing that this is a true guide on " How To Catch a Man" because they are like "Fish". This book makes a perfect gift for a friend because there is something for everyone, either to try a technique or knowing that person can relate to the text. "Men Are Like Fish" truly is a helpful, humorous and down to earth or "Under The Sea" guide to catching Mr. Right, or even Mrs. Right.
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Summary: ANGLING FOR A NEW APPROACH TO LOVE?
Review: ANGLING FOR A NEW APPROACH TO LOVE? New Book Shows Women How to Reel 'Em In! There are a lot of fish in the sea, or so well-meaning folks tell disappointed single women. But no one tells them why the "good catches" always get away. Until now. In Men Are Like Fish: What Every Woman Needs to Know About Catching a Man, author Steve Nakamoto helps women gain fresh insights into how to capture the love of their life while putting the playfulness and passion back into the relationship-building process. Men Are Like Fish developed out of Nakamoto's quest to understand how and why certain women are successful at romantic relationships while others are not. Equipped with astute observational skills honed during his years as a trainer for motivational guru Tony Robbins, Nakamoto noted that it was not necessarily the most beautiful, intelligent or otherwise ideally endowed women who possessed the ability to attract and capture a man's heart. Ideal for women, Men Are Like Fish, is for those who want to recapture the innocence and sport of life and the joy of a loving, committed relationship. Imaginative readers seeking a departure from run-of-the-mill self-help books will be delighted by this book's clever collection of pithy quotes, sage advice and humorous cartoons. Filled with the timeless ring of truth, readers will refer to Men Are Like Fish time and time again.
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Summary: Fun metaphor for getting a committed partner
Review: "Men Are Like Fish: What Every Woman Needs to Know About Catching a Man" is a book about how to get a man to become totally committed to you. Set in a fishing metaphor it is an entertaining read while covering the dynamics of male/female relationships. The text contains various tests (Big Fish Test, Bait Self-Quiz, etc.) that are insightful and fun. It's enjoyable to watch the author continue to develop the fishing metaphor for all the situations he discusses - spooking away men, favorite fishing holes, the keeper, landing the big fish, etc. While he doesn't expound on anything new the fishing metaphor makes it fun while allowing the reader to look at various aspects of the dating ritual in a new way.
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Summary: Fish are Fish - Men Aren't
Review: This book's recent second edition (I didn't read the first) is amazingly trite. I get the impression that Nakamoto had a tiny kernel of an idea and decided, somewhat unsuccessfully, to expand it into a "self-help" advice book. I did, however, enjoy seeing how many clichés (often conflicting the sense of previously-cited ones) he could pack into his work. The title's metaphor makes one wonder why, if a man were truly a like a fish, a woman would want to land one: if a woman actually caught a fish, she certainly wouldn't plan to marry it, she'd be more likely pan-fry it. But perhaps the author unwittingly expresses my opinion best when he says, apparently without being aware of the pertinence to his own work, "[a] smart woman should always be on guard against bad relationship advice, especially from men." To which I can only add, amen!
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