Odd title takes odd title title

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	• If You Want Closure in Your Relationship, Start with Your Legs: A Guide to Understanding Men Big Boom Fireside, 2007 - 224 pages average customer review:based on 33 reviews view larger image
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Ladies, A M-U-S-T Read!

Ladies, this book is a must read about us from a man's persective. Though the chapters are short, they are to the point. You may have been through a lot of these situations, and once you read this book, you will have a better understanding. I purchased 6 to give to young ladies just starting to acquaint themselves with the game (my 19-year-old daughter included). Get it! Read it! Learn from it! Share it!

I bought it for the title alone!

Hey, ya gotta use your head, not your heart. This ain't the '70s. And to that end, I had to have this book. This guy's spot-on. Guys are geared for sex, which is no big mystery, and while gals dress for it, their ideals are elsewhere. It's time to stop the game and get real. Way to go, Big Boom!

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Odd title takes odd title title - Associated Press

Published Saturday, March 29, 2008 2:15 AM

Odd title takes odd title title

Associated Press

LONDON -- Good advice? Maybe. Oddest book title of 2007 -- that's official.

If You Want Closure in Your Relationship, Start With Your Legs has won the Diagram Prize for the oddest title of the year, The Bookseller magazine announced Friday.

Big Boom, the apparently pseudonymous author, calls it a "self-help book, written by a man for the benefit of women."

It's a book, he writes, that is "raw, honest and about you," distilling "the sweat off my back, the wrinkles in my forehead from anger and thinking all the time."

The title triumphed in a public vote over runner-up I Was Tortured by the Pygmy Love Queen and the third-place finisher, Cheese Problems Solved.

"The winner, If You Want Closure, makes redundant an entire genre of self-help tomes," said Joel Rickett, deputy editor of The Bookseller. "So effective is the title that you don't even need to read the book itself."

The title joins a pantheon of past winners, including Weeds in a Changing World (1999), The Big Book of Lesbian Horse Stories (2003), Bombproof Your Horse (2004) and The Stray Shopping Carts of Eastern North America: A Guide to Field Identification (2006).

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