Reviews for Straight Talk with Gay Guys: What Girlfriends Can't Tell You and Straight Men Won't

The average rating for Straight Talk with Gay Guys: What Girlfriends Can't Tell You and Straight Men Won't based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2010-12-27 00:00:00 Michael Devoogdt Okay,I've tried really hard to stick to this book but everytime I read it I feel like I'm being 'yelled' at. This book in someways is like a self help book and in general I don't like them. I clearly don't enjoy this book so after 120pages I can't go any further with it. I've got better books to be reading than wasting more time on this book. I really don't like the style the book is writen in..this 'shouting' style...I don't really know what to call it but that's how I feel. The book in someways seemed like you were an idiot. I guess there was a lot of CAPS used and !!! which sorta gave that effect of shouting. The overal feel isn't my cup of tea..It's trying to 'teach' you things about men and yourself(women) but it switches from you being all powerful and hungry for a man and don't let a man treat you in such and such away to, listen to your man (or one you are after) and try see things from their point of view. I dunnno, I'm actually finding this book hard to explain except I can clearly say I didn't enjoy my time reading 120pages. Not my cup of tea.

Review # 2 was written on 2010-06-29 00:00:00 Krista Thomas This is a memoir that is memorable for many reasons: it's a funny, touching, and poignant love story, and at the same time it's a courageous and seriously realistic story about organ transplantation. Saltzman's story will make you laugh out loud as well as shed some tears. And if you're a friend or partner or someone awaiting a transplant, this book will be your good companion.