Things Men Say: Good, Bad, Naughty, and Nice (A-Z)

by: Tracey L. Williams

Published by: Urban Living Publishing

Reviewed by Knevits Stephens

This is a book about an urban girl who meets men in the city to date and hook up with. There is a guy’s name for every letter of the alphabet, with a few words of how they met and a page of what the guy says is in a “conversation bubble.”

There is all kinds of men, from a DJ all the way to a man she meets in a bookstore. The book is like little pieces of information from these dates or hook ups, all summed in a few words. Men do some of the weirdest things in the book, from being cheap to just wanting to add to their porn collection.

I truly didn’t like this book. I was really expecting to read something different–and this just was not it. There is only about 54 pages to the book, fifty words per page if that. I read the book in three minutes and felt no emotion whatsoever. I believe this would be a good coffee table book but not much else. Someone who has had similar dating experiences may like this book.

This is supposed to be the first book in a series. Ten percent of all profit after taxes from this book will be donated to support education, financial literacy, or business training for young women.

Armchair Interviews says: This book may be good short-time readings in that much-smaller room.

Author’s Web site: http://www.ThingsMenSayBook.com