A "Real" Man's Guide To Divorce

By Joe Perrone Jr.

Family & Relationships

Language: English Not Rated (NR)

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Overview Ratings & Reviews

A "Real" Man's Guide to Divorce is a humorous look at divorce from anadmittedly one-sided perspective. Author Joe Perrone Jr exposes themyths and fallacies of this most painful experience in a light-heartedmanner that will leave you in stitches. A bit of good advice and aheavy dose of laughter make A "Real" Man's Gude to Divorce a "mustread" for every man headed down the road to marital division! Buy one for yourself. Buy one for a friend. Keep one in that "special" reading room.

The Story Behind This Book

As a man divorced and re-married 28 years, I felt it was finally safe "to go back in the water," and purge myself of the experience of divorce, while at the same time helping others who might be entering those same uncharted waters. It was a cathartic experience - that I wouldn't recommend to anyone else. If I can help just one man through this harrowing experience, it will have been worth the effort.

Praise and Reviews

A FUN READ FOR MEN OR WOMEN, MARRIED OR DIVORCED
"I'm a married woman, so you wouldn't think this type of book would be for someone like me. But since I have a very good sense of humor and don't offend easily, I loved it!
"I like this author, too. He attacks the serious topic of divorce with a sense of humor and writes as if he's having a face-to-face conversation with the reader. With every page I turned, I could feel a growing group of imaginary men over my shoulder yelling, 'Heck, yeah!' and 'You tell 'em, Joe!'"
Danielle Barkhouse, author of The Expat Arc

"AS A WOMAN, I TRIED REALLY HARD NOT TO LIKE THIS BOOK...
"...but in the end, I thought it was really funny, which I think was the main intent of the author. Perrone admits that, although happily married now for almost 30 years, he has also gone through a divorce. The book is a comedic view of the whole experience from a man's perspective.

Quotes like: "What's hers is HERS and what's yours is HERS" abound. Perrone offers some good tips in between the jokes. He says that men should hire female divorce lawyers, because a female is more likely to sniff out when the wife is just whining to the judge...Conclusion: A funny look at a serious subject."
Christie Pinheiro EA ABA
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