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Introduction
Chapter 1: Beginnings
Chapter 2: We Talk, Therefore We Are...Friends
Chapter 3: Why Are Men's Friendships So Different?
Chapter 4: Taking Chances
Chapter 5: Playtime
Chapter 6: What's a Little Competition Between Friends?
Chapter 7: Are We Traveling in Different Directions?
Chapter 8: The Bad Stuff
Chapter 9: We're in It Together
Chapter 10: Testing the Limits
Chapter 11: The Wider Circle: Friends and Family
Chapter 12: The Long Run
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Joseph Madel
reviewed I know just what you mean on March 03, 2018
I know just what you mean
The praise quoted on the back cover of this book is well-deserved: intelligent, fresh, warm and honest...
Yet not an easy book to critique or review.
Brilliantly written it leads the reader down avenues of myriad types of friendships and what friendship means to any or all of us in similar and different ways. It can possibly even stir envy of or longing for a deep and special friend- relationship in one's life.
It also covers female friendships in general.
There are poignant moments of friendship and then there's "The Bad Stuff". The authors also give a stab at dissecting the difference between male and female friendships - interesting analyses - always and everything sensitively done. .
At times - for me - a little long in the tooth, and maudlin.
That said, I enjoyed reading this book and admire the authors for a well thought out subject and for friendship's sake helping each other writing it, together or alternately.
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