Let the Brother Go If (Let Go Books)

By Miss Dupree and Phyllis R. Akers

Many women are stuck trying to figure out how, when, and why to end a relationship with a man. With humor, this book list the sly words, slick actions, and shady male characteristics that should not... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1890194387
• ISBN13: 9781890194383
• Release Date: January 1
• Publisher: Pines One Pubns
• Weight: 1.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 4.5" x 0.8" x 6.0"

Customer Reviews

THIS BOOK IS CRA-ZAY!!!! I LOVED IT!!!

I got this on a whim one day b4 I drop-kicked my ex, and WOOO was it a shot in the arm!!!! this book is like talking to a reassuring mother/sister/girlfriend about why Brotherman was a dog (and 12 "breeds" to choose from/learn about), ways to get over him and myths about how you won't be able to get another one if you don't turn him loose (HAH!!!)....it even refutes the excuses we give (in expl: "he'll grow to love me." "if he's over 3 feet tall, it's too late.", "but he has potential....", etc.), along with what to say and do once we decide to drop the bomb, plus how to determine if he's worth keeping or giving a second chance. If you or a woman you know is stuck in the middle or ready to kick him to the curb but just need encouragement, this book is a MUST!! (look for ways to break up: "e-mail, even if he doesn't have a computer," and what to say if he tells you he can't find a job: "can he find his way home?" ha-ha-ha!!! I love this book!!!)

Kitchen Talk

Yes this is a 'Sistah girl' book, meaning a healthy dose of male bashing takes place, but the bashing is so good-natured that no offense can be taken. I felt like I was in the kitchen with my favorite Aunts listening to their loving critiques on the romantic exploits of various female family members. You know, those women who 'lose their minds' over men. I can see the raised eyebrows and hear the sympathetic clucking as Auntie fires off another salvo in the direction of the foolish girl. Definitely a fun commuter read!