'Let me tell you about the men I've known'

When it comes to the mating game, Jane's still learning how to play. As a teenager she tried to understand relationships by watching her elder brother falling in and out of love, and now, older but none the wiser, she embarks on her own affairs. There's the boyfriend with the irritatingly beautiful ex; the witty and worldly Older Man; the commitment-phobic who calls her honey but never uses her name. Plenty of fish in the sea - but how do you find a man worth catching? When she finally resorts to How to Meet and Marry Mr Right, a hilariously old-fashioned guide to hunting out and reeling in the man of your dreams, Jane discovers that with love, life and men, a girl doesn't need rules...

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Saved from being thrown out after a church sale.

RELEASE NOTES:

Caught this at the meet up last night. I keep seeing this book in charity shops and so on. I think it's been given away by so many magazines!

I swear this book was following me around in charity shops! So when pumpkin-head released it at a meet up, I thought I would bit the bullet and read it.

It's an alright read, probably more suitable as a holiday or beach book. The actual guide to dating doesn't appear until the last third of the book. I did brissle slightly at some of the advice that was given (such as don't express an opinion or make jokes) with the main character appearing to get successful results from them.

There was a section in the middle which really confused me. It centred around a family staying a floor down from the main character. Perhaps there was some connection I missed because I wasn't really concentrating on the book itself.

RELEASE NOTES:

Left in one of the lockers in the Ladies' Dry Changing Rooms.

Found book in Locker in South Lanarkshire Lifestyle passed it on to a friend who is taking it on holiday to canada.

CAUGHT IN GLASGOW SCOTLAND