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NEVER TRUST A MAN IN ALLIGATOR LOAFERS
By: Donna Sozio

Citadel
October 2007
On Sale: September 25, 2007
224 pages
ISBN: 0806528400
EAN: 9780806528403
Paperback
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Non-Fiction | Self-Help

A man may wear his heart on his sleeve, but his shoes will tell you what condition it's in.

The Shoes: White Alligator Skin Extended-Toe Lace-Up Loafers
He says: I'll call you.
His shoes say: At 3 A.M.

The Shoes: Suede Two-Toned Saddle Shoes
He says: Do you want to go to a movie?
His shoes say: But Mom wants me home by eleven.

Men's shoes aren't just an accessory--they are windows to his sole! This frank, eye-opening guide helps you determine a guy's potential as a date or a mate--all by looking at his shoes. Shoe guru Donna Sozio teaches you to determine your Solemate Compatibility Factor before you say "I do"...or "Okay, let's do it."

Now, for the first time, you will find out how a man's shoes can answer three crucial questions: Who is he? How does he feel about himself? And what can you expect from him in the relationship? Inside, you'll also find such chapters as:

  • Talk Shoe to Me

  • Sex and the Sole

  • Coupling (Socks and Shoes)

  • Size Matters

Remember, men don't often say much--but their shoes speak volumes!

"This fun book reads like good chocolate tastes."
--Dr. Pat Allen, relationship expert and author of Getting to "I Do"

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