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Are You Tired Of Being Bored, Wishing You Were Somewhere Fun And Exciting Along With Other Young Singles Just Like You? WARNING: This letter book not for everyone, so unless you are between the ages of 18-35, are single, and crave fun and excitement in the world's hottest party destinations,then this book will probably be of no interest to you. There seems to be a "myth" going around about fun travel that most people believe in and that is that they think that in order to have a great time and be around sexy, fun singles and travel all over the world would cost a fortune. But that couldn't be further from the truth! Sure, it's expensive to take a limo to the air port, fly first class to a hot party destination, stay in a 5 star hotel and have a personal assistant follow you where ever you go…but who the hell actually wants that? I mean most people just want to party and have an amazing time while seeing the world, and that can be done for a lot cheaper than most people think. In fact…The Experience of A Lifetime Can Be Had For Under $300!That's right; you can party with fun and exciting singles just like you for what you would expect to pay for a nights stay in a fancy hotel…thanks to something called Singles Travel Tours.And if you are single, young, looking for fun and excitement and want to see the world, there is no better choice than to go on a singles travel tour! There are many tours you can go on, to countries all over the world. From Spain, to Australia to Egypt-the world is your playground! So if you wanna start traveling the world, with fun sexy singles from all over this great planet you can learn all about fun singles travel and the best tours you can take, once you get your hands on this book.Here's just a small sample of all the exciting things you are about to discover:- An introduction to the fun, exciting and wild world of singles travel (find out what happens on singles tours, what you do when you go on a singles tour, who usually goes and what you should expect)- A list of the world's hottest party destinations you absolutely MUST visit! (I bet you didn't even know some of these places existed)- Get the scoop on Ibiza, what's it really like? (find out everything from the best time to go, to info on cheap hotels) - A review of the 5 hottest, most exciting singles tours companies around! If you are serious about having an awesome time, these are the 5 tour companies you absolutely MUST consider (Thanks to these awesome companies, you can choose to go on wild singles tours all around the world starting at under $300)- An informative guide on Backpacking in Europe, and staying in hostels (If you want to see Europe but are on a tight budget this is definitely the guide for you!)- How to study overseas (if you want to learn a new language, there is no better way to do it than study in the country of it's origin)- A list of all the things you should think of packing when going on a tour.- A simple and easy guide to taking your dream Bahamas cruise.- All about singles cruises and why their not for everyone (you'll decide whether or not this type of singles travel is for you)- Club Med! You've heard about it, and so have a lot of others…so how good is it really?- But most importantly, you'll find out all about the best tours you can take if you want to party, have fun, see the world and simply enjoy life with fun and sexy singles just like you! As you read these words, there are thousands of young people, having fun and experiencing the time of their life all around the world. From Ibiza, to Prague to Rio-there is always a party or club to go to and there is always young people doing exactly what they should be doing…LIVING!Once you get this book, you'll have all the information you'll need to join these young, sexy and fun loving singles from all over the world. Start traveling to the hottest party destinations and start living your life today!

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“Discover The Fun, Exciting And Wild World Of Affordable Singles Travel…And Start Partying In The Worlds Hottest Party Destinations With The Worlds Most Beautiful And Sexy Singles!” You can party with fun and exciting singles just like you for what you would expect to pay for a nights stay in a fancy hotel…and it’s all thanks to something called singles travel tours. There are many tours you can go on, to countries all over the world. From Spain, to Australia, to Egypt, the world is your playground! Here’s just a small sample of all the exciting things you are about to discover:An introduction to the fun, exciting and wild world of singles travel.A list of the world’s hottest party destinations you absolutely MUST visit!Get the scoop on Ibiza. What it's really like?A review of the 5 hottest, most exciting singles tours companies around!An informative guide on Backpacking in Europe.How to study overseas.A list of all the things you should think of packing when going on a tour. A simple and easy guide to taking your dream Bahamas cruise.All about singles cruises and why they are not for everyone.Club Med! You’ve heard about it, and so have a lot of others…so how good is it really? But most importantly, you’ll find out all about the best tours you can take if you want to party, have fun, see the world and simply enjoy life with fun and sexy singles just like you!As you read these words, there are thousands of young people, having fun and experiencing the time of their life all around the world. From Ibiza, to Prage to Rio there is always a party or club to go to and there is always young people doing exactly what they should be doing…living!

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A one-of-a-kind book packed with road-tested tips on finding love or lust abroad, and everything in between.Forty flirty tips, plus a hookup guide broken down by country: This unique book first gives single girls forty proven tips for meeting and interacting with European men, and then takes them through the hottest man-meeting spots in Europe country by country--including phone numbers, addresses, and websites.Designed for any type of woman to catch any type of European man: Whether scouting around for a spontaneous European fling or prowling for Mr. Love-of-Her-Life, single girls of all kinds can benefit from Cahoon's tips, which take into account the various approaches, boundaries, and goals that women have while dating in Europe. Her advice ranges from the traits of men from different countries, to how to stay safe while meeting them, and how to deal with beaus back home who may complicate an amorous European getaway.Written with its target audience in mind: With sexy and often hilarious real-life stories from each country, and told in a frank, trendy voice, The Single Girl's Guide will appeal to women ages 18 to 35 who are Europe-bound and looking for a new man-filled adventure. Single girls have found that Cahoon's flirting tips are so successful they work on men at home too. (added by author)

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Meet Akhila: forty-five and single, an income-tax clerk, and a woman who has never been allowed to live her own life - always the daughter, the sister, the aunt, the provider - until the day she gets herself a one-way ticket to the seaside town of Kanyakumari. In the intimate atmosphere of the all-women sleeping car - the 'Ladies Coupe' - Akhila asks the five women the question that has been haunting her all her adult life: can a woman stay single and be happy, or does she need a man to feel complete?This wonderfully atmospheric, deliciously warm novel takes the reader into the heart of women's lives in contemporary India, revealing how the dilemmas that women face in their relationships with hunsbands, mothers, friends, employers and children are the same world over.

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Worth reading for the writing style.

by Ramya Sethuraman from on 2009-11-10
I really liked Anita Nair's "The mistress" and so picked this book next. It is extremely well-written, the descriptions paint colorful and interesting images but I somehow can't bring myself to relate to or even understand Akhila. Maybe she is one of these women who is forever confused by life and does all she can do to close every door to happiness and then wallow in self-pity. The concept is interesting, how the women get together in a train compartment to share intimate details from their personal lives. Marikolunthu's story left me feeling depressed and angry -- seemed like one of those scenes in Tamil movies where there is a tragedy just to squeeze some tears out of an audience, a last minute tactic for lack of a better way to involve the audience. I loved The mistress. This one, not so much. But, can read if you have an afternoon to while away. Seems to take a rather partial view of men. Doesn't seem to include any men at all that are decent in the novel.

Nice writing style, underlying stories sound repetitive

by Hari S. Narayanan from Basking Ridge, NJ on 2008-06-12
Anita Nair's writing style is fluid however as a vivid reader of Tamil short stories and novels, I find the plots (both the main plot and sub plots) and the various metaphors and expressions used in the book to be things I have already encountered. May be the target audience of this book (probably not tamilians like me) justifies such usage.Also, I found this to be a loosely cobbled together collection of short stories than a coherent novel. Each woman pours her heart out and says bye-bye. A better background than a rather uneventful train travel could have better forged the characters. It is also not clear if Akila derives any thoughts about her situation from the experiences of others. Given the ambiguous ending, it is not even clear if she came to some conclusion of what her future should be.

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by Shakti Khanna from carefree on 2007-05-16
It was well written and i kept my interest in the book till the end.

Does the world care because you do what you want to?

by Vijay K. Gurbani from Lisle, IL United States on 2006-12-21
Up until a few years ago in India, the Indian Railways maintained a separate coupe -- a ladies' coupe -- on every train to allow unfettered travel across the subcontinent for women travelling alone. This coupe becomes the backdrop for Anita Nair's book. The story is told in first person by Akhila, the protagonist, who is at first presented as a sympathetic figure: she sacrificed her life's dreams to maintain a modicum of normalcy for her sister and two brothers after her father was struck by a passing commuter bus (or did he intentionally step into its path, too tired to continue with life?) Her story is contrasted with that of five other women in the coupe. Some sories are sad (especially that of the last narrator who was raped and subsequently ostracized from her community), others are rather funny (like the one where the wife figures out that the Achilles heel of her fit-and-trim husband is food, and cooks delicious food for him so he become obese because (1) he is a terribly malicious, petty, and evil person, and (2) this is the only way she knows how to get back at him.) I suppose the intent of these stories is to assuage Akhila's self-pity, but towards the end of the novel, I get the feeling that Akhila is simply one of those people who think that martyring oneslf is the only way to give pleasure to those you love (or at least are supposed to take care of). Certainly, her life would not have turned out too bad if she would have followed her heart and did what it told her to. Society, relatives, and family would have come to terms with it. But a hallmark of those who makes great sacrifices or suffers much in order to further a principle is that they think the world revolves around them, and somehow everything would stop if they did not live upto the expectations others have in them. The world will not stop.

maybe a 2.5

by M. Gupta from Texas on 2006-09-02
I had a hard time deciding whether this book deserved a 2 or a 3. I thought I'd err on the side of being more generous.While I do agree with one reviewer that it seems like Nair took a bunch of already-done stories and rehashed them in this novel (same dog, different haircut), her writing style won her back some points. It is an immensely readable book. Well-worded. I don't usually like books that move around abruptly in time, but this was presented in a very palatable manner here.Once again, however, I encountered the same problem that I've had with many recent novels--I just couldn't bring myself to care a whole lot about most of the characters. Perhaps the market has been saturated with tragic stories of people being mistreated (or mistreating themselves) in foreign countries (or even here in the U.S.). It's really a genre of its own. Or maybe the author didn't flesh them out enough to make us care about them.There's nothing new here, but it is well-written and worth an afternoon. If you haven't read anything like this before, this would be a great book to introduce you to the genre.