Dating Advice: Target Women
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A Girl’s Guide to Dating a Geek $13.99 Geeks are human, yes, but sometimes they seem like a different species. They have social interactions that don’t resemble anything else found in nature; they have language aspects and conventions that go against rational thought; and they many times have a unique body odor. Ok, ok. We have that unique body odor, too. For we are they and they are you and we are you and… we’re all geeks. And we need people to understand us so they can date us. This book helps. It asks the reader “Are you dating a geek?” If so, find out just how geeky he is in “The Geek Test.” Learn how to cope with his geekiness in sections such as: “Getting What You Want” and “How to Exercise Your Geek.” Also, discover how to plot revenge, diagnose common geek ailments, and find the perfect gift for your geek. Take a deeper look into the world of geeks with “My Life Among the überGeeks” and “My Life Among the Gamers.” Read case studies, examine graphs, peruse the Geek Dictionary, and more in A Girl’s Guide to Dating a Geek. |
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Barrons Discus Fish $6.99 Freshwater aquarium hobbyists will find all the information and advice they need on advice on purchasing, feeding, health care, and all other aspects of responsible discus ownership. |
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Barron`s Publishing Big Dog Breeds $12.99 Some dog lovers won't consider owning anything other than a big dog-and here is the book written especially for them. Big dogs come in a great variety of colors, appearances, and coat types, and have many different kinds of personality. Veterinarian Dan Rice discusses Great Danes, Irish Wolfhounds, St. Bernards, and many others-40 breeds in total. He advises on health problems related to size, discusses breeding idiosyncrasies, and gives expert information on special nutrition and feeding schedules for rapidly growing breeds. Each of these profiles includes a full-color photo of the dog that is being described. There is also detailed information on the traits, origins, and lineage of many large breeds, some of them dating back thousands of years in historical records. Additional color photos complement the author's information and advice throughout the book.From the reviews:"Big Dog Breeds defines big dogs as those more than 27 inches at the shoulder. That's pretty big. Author Dan Rice takes you briskly through the life phases of a hypothetical large dog to prepare you for the big dog needs and idiosyncrasies. The last section lists more than 40 big dog breeds, complete with gorgeous color photographs." -Ellen Kanner, Dog Fancy, September 2001Paperback / 304 Pages / 6 1/2 x 8 1/16 / 2001 |