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A "must read" for single men and women seeking to have a viable social life, June 8, 2006 Reviewer: Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA) -

Dating 101: The Second, Third or Fourth Time Around by Deanna Frazier (founder of The University of Dating) addresses the complexities of every aspect associated with the difficult game of dating. Guiding her readers through the entire process of being single and facing a potential date, Dating 101 emphasizes that a date is merely a date, noting that many Americans over forty-five are single, discusses the overwhelming presence of players in modern day, shows how to get back into the dating game, teaches how to make dating effective and fun, and provides an intelligent approach to finding just the right person. A "must read" for single men and women seeking to have a viable social life, Dating 101 is very strongly recommended reading, especially for those who are dissatisfied with their "single-hood status" and are losing out in the dating game.

Review by Dr. Fran Assaf

Dating 101 is light, but heartfelt. Is fairly deep but not preachy and absolutely not judgmental. Dee hits the serious issues head-on, yet she doesn't spend too much time dwelling on them. It is enough information to really think about but short enough so you don't have to wade through heavy concepts. I also liked the quotes heading each chapter. They set the stage and your mindset and add food for thought.

Dee pulls no punches and doesn't allow anyone any excuses, just their choices. It is just they way she coaches. I felt that Dee was talking to me through the whole book. The words come straight from her heart and experiences. I felt like I was dancing with you throughout the book.

I think if people read this book with an open mind, they will get great benefits and if they act on Dee's recommendations, it could change their lives.

Dee's action steps are very clear. Some parts were intimidating because she hit my hot buttons, especially not trusting the opposite sex and not feeling confident. There were also some humorous spots too from my own experiences. The book is well written and I find her take on things to be very realistic.