What Men Won't Tell You but Women Need to Know

by Bob Berkowitz, Roger Gittines

Bob Berkowitz is not afraid to ask frank, intimate questions. Now he gets honest answers from that most perplexing, emotionally guarded, and enigmatic of species, the American male. A veteran journalist and renowned relationship expert, he has interviewed men of all ages and backgrounds about their innermost secrets—and he reports all in this unique, no-holds-barred volume. What Men Won't Tell You but Women Need to Know is straight talk on what men say, what men mean, and what men think from America's #1 expert.

Genres: Relationships, Nonfiction, Self Help

192 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1990

Reviews

[Ambra · Rating 1 out of 5]

Un manuale per donne, sugli uomini, scritto da un uomo! Bob Berkowitz giornalista e conduttore televisivo del today show decide di mettere alla portata di tutte le donne del mondo la sua personalissima raccolta di testimonianze contornata dai suoi consigli e dalle sue simpatiche battute per far si che tutte noi capissimo una volta per tutte le differenze sostanziali tra uomini e donne .
Personalmente ho trovato un po'noioso il libro anche se ovviamente scritto molto bene e diciamo che la lettura scorre abbastanza velocemente.
Comunque se dovessi consigliarlo non so se lo farei.

[Simona Moschini · Rating 3 out of 5]

A parte il fastidio (più invecchio, più divento politically uncorrect) che mi suscita un autore che si scusa ogni due righe per le sue affermazioni, terrorizzato dalle femministe o da quello che lui pensa potrebbero dirgli le femministe, il saggio l'ho trovato ben pensato, interessante e inaspettatamente profondo. Anche gradevole, che non guasta mai, ma con aspetti seri degni di nota.

[Darice Taipalus · Rating 2 out of 5]

So far, I've found that I do everything wrong. I add competition to his already competitive life and I do not cheer-lead. It makes sense and Berkowitz says it in a very understandable (and slightly less offending way than I) but I'm still raw from the idea that things I pride myself on are actually keeping me from a possibly good relationship. It repeats a lot of stuff over and over again, but I guess I shouldn't be surprised, seeing as how the author compares men and women as simple and more complex, respectively.

I'm just glad this isn't the only relationship self-help book I bought and have others to hope for.

[LemontreeLime · Rating 3 out of 5]

Torn between saying i liked the book and saying it was just ok. It does a very good job of explaining 'men dont think like women, once you accept that you can start translating'. And for that alone I will give it three stars. I suspect we are all looking for that rosetta stone that will allow the sexes to understand each other...but if the confusion were gone then so would 70% of the plot lines of modern fiction.

[KitCat · Rating 4 out of 5]

Cute and Fun to read.

[Rebecca · Rating 5 out of 5]

After 23 years of marriage only to have if fail . . . OH what an eye opener!!!!!

[Richard · Rating 1 out of 5]

Very bad.

[Z · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not ground-breaking but good information provided in chatty, companionable fashion.