The Fine Art of Flirting

by Joyce Jillson

Joyce Jillson, popular TV personality and outrageous flirt, shows you how to spice up the game of love -- and intrigue everyone you meet -- by finding and flaunting your most bewitching self. Sharpen up your flirting skills by * 25 ways to be a great flirt * how to create an alluring first impression * how to overcome the fear of flirting * how to flirt anywhere -- at parties, on the job, while traveling, on the phone, in the car, at the health club * how to dress fetchingly * where to go, what to do, and with whom to flirt * and many more tantalizing secrets Whether you're a shy beginner or an advanced coquette or Casanova, Joyce Jillson's perfected flirting tips and secrets will soon have you charming the socks off everyone.

Genres: Nonfiction, How To

169 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1985

Reviews

[Glen]

A book on how to up your flirting game. I never realized that flirting was so much work. This author views it a 24/7 avocation.

[Megan]

My copy of this book has a very special inscription. P.S. Apparently this woman also writes astrology books for dogs and cats. Bonus points.

[Tino Rakings]

Top of the best book

[Charlton Myers]

Real true 💯💯 x33

[Zeta Bookshelves]

I'm reading the Indonesian version of this book.
Too harsh to say that this book is a crap for Indonesian things,
it's just the matter of cultural gap... i guess.

Many of the tips can not be applied to Indonesian culture,
[such as the 'dancing' part... gee, there's no dancing habit here except the 'salsa']

Despite of it, I'm enjoying reading the book.
Makes me know what to do when I meet new people and feel ignored...heuheuheu.

[Wile]

Horrifyingly bland and rife with typos, this book skips any useful how-to and reads like a cross between one of those chatty "5 ways to make your bedroom sizzle" magazine articles that don't reveal a damn thing, and a... pet horoscope. Which is entirely appropriate considering this is what the author tends to write. This text belongs in a copy of the Weekly World News. If you want comedy, by all means, but if you want flirting, go find a book on technique and body language.

[Norah]

Lots of good tips here, especially for someone like me who just split up after a 13 year relationship and is now crazily chasing across the world to Oz after an interesting man I met a couple of years ago...... I need to keep it a bit longer, but will definitely release through Bookcrossing when I've learned all the tips by heart ;0)

[Kristin]

Wow my sisters and I have had some good times with this book. It's got some good stuff. Karin and I read it as teens. It's got advice from a classic French flirt, which is different than the American way.

[Agnete]

One of the funniest books I've ever read.