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What Every Woman Should Know about Men by Joyce Brothers hardcover 1981

The book is in its original English language and weighs 17 oz.

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Condition	Like New
Product Group	Book
Book Title	What Every Woman Should Know about Men
Signed	No
Publisher	Simon & Schuster
Original Language	English
Intended Audience	Adults
IsTextBook	No
Vintage	Yes
Publication Year	1981
Type	Self Help
Format	Hardcover
Language	English
Literary Movement	Modernism, Realism, Post-Modernism, Naturalism
Era	1980s
Special Attributes	Dust Jacket
Author	Joyce Brothers
Features	Dust Jacket, Illustrated
Genre	Psychology, Psychology & Help, Family, Parenting & Relations, Personal & Professional Development, Philosophy, Romance, Sexuality
Topic	Interpersonal Relations
Country/Region of Manufacture	United States
Item Weight	17 oz

This hardcover book titled "What Every Woman Should Know about Men" by Joyce Brothers is a valuable addition to any adult's self-help library. Published by Simon & Schuster in 1981, this book offers insightful guidance on interpersonal relations, specifically on the complexities of men and how to navigate them. The book comes with a dust jacket, making it a great choice for anyone interested in personal and professional development, psychology, sexuality, romance, family, and parenting.

The book is in its original English language and weighs 17 oz. It is a vintage item, having been published in 1981.

The literary movement of this book is a combination of realism, post-modernism, naturalism, and modernism, making it a unique choice for anyone interested in philosophy. This book is perfect for anyone looking to understand the complexities of men and how to navigate them in a world of interpersonal relations.

Though the attitude of the writing is considered antiquated in some aspects, it is an interesting read and many people still swear by it.