Men Are Like Fish

When you want to read something joyful and refreshing about the age old process of dating and finding the right man, this outstanding book covers it all with a great deal of wit, perception and humor. There is lots of entertainment, solid advice as well as quotes that are funny and provocative enough to cheer your mind on this much talked about, heard about process beginning with the formality of dating till the eventuality of mating.

The book reminds you that developing a relationship is not about having a great time in bed. A careful understanding of what this book conveys brings us to the roots of our existence: what a man wants, what every woman needs to understand.

Every part of this book adheres to great detail which tells us a lot about the author’s commitment to the book and the reader as a whole organism. At every point, the book uses a fishing perspective to the reader. Yes, at every point, literally. This maintains the author’s consistency and treatment of the highly volatile subject that he has chosen.

Look at the book’s chapter titles, where you have extremely witty yet relevant chapter titles like "Catch & Release: Don't kill the romance," The Nibbles: Gauge your early responses wisely," “Bait: Make your attraction more powerful," and "The Hook: Use only the most secure devices." "

To top these interesting chapters that are written with a great deal of insight and understanding about each of the subjects, there are cartoons that are relevant to the context as well as love and life related quotes that would definitely get you thinking about your priorities in your life and love in a very meaningful way.
For most women, this book is an unusual and outstanding experience that would definitely guide them to broaden the horizon of their interests in life and love as well as improve those special qualities they specifically possess to bring them the right men and relationships with minimal heartache.
What I liked personally was the endearing, lucid effort the author,Nakamoto spent to explain and engage readers about how the end of relationships can be a smooth crossing rather than a turbulent one. By telling us to let go with grace, this book lets us grow out of former relationships and into new beginnings without any kind of negativity or bitterness.
Steve Nakamoto turns the book into a priceless endeavor, sharing slices of his life with wit. Don’t miss it! You can pick up the book here.