Men & Women: Getting Into Each Other's Genes: A humorous look at the differences between the sexes - from both sides

ISBN-13: 9781499307160 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 176 str.

Tracy Kunzler; Bob Nery

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In a relationship? You need this book "Cheaper than therapy or a divorce attorney with lots more laughs. "

You're not crazy. Your significant other is. They can't help it. It's in their genes. Humorists and siblings Tracy Kunzler and Bob Nery dive deep into male and female gene pools to examine the most irritating differences between the sexes while providing unique coping strategies and lots of laughs along the way. You may think it's all been said before, but it hasn't Not like this Male and female genes examined include: Reluctance to Call a Professional Gene Private Parts Pride and Prejudice Gene Selective Sight, Memory and Hearing Genes Tupperware Party Gene Shoe Acquisition and Appreciation Gene ...and lots more The Antidote For Living With The Opposite Sex

You'll feel validated. You'll learn valuable coping strategies. You'll laugh. You'll stay out of jail, because spousicide is still a felony. We checked Take It From Those Who Have Read It

"My husband and I read it together, laughing & crying hysterically It hits the nail on the head from both women and men's points of view."

"I'm on my second reading just to remember the funniest lines and realize I'm catching things I missed the first time."

"My abs hurt after reading this book. Yes, I laughed that hard. So, if you're looking for an extremely funny read and a good core workout, look no further." A great gift for those with everything but the answers to dealing with the opposite sex

Pair it with a bottle of wine for a fun anniversary gift Present it with a six pack for Father's Day or a man's birthday. Pair it with a box of chocolates or a gift certificate for a mani-pedi for Mother's Day or a woman's birthday They'll think you're pure "gene-ous " Join the laughs Scroll up and grab a copy today

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