Caroline Pover

Love with a Western Woman

A Guide for Japanese Men

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Do you want to be successful with women? Date and romance them with confidence and charm? And be fantastic in bed?! Whether you want romance, love, dating, sex, or marriage, this book will help you get it! "Love with a Western woman" is a funny and entertaining guide for Japanese men who want to understand the international women of today, and find out how to please them … in every way! Based on interviews with 150 Western women who shared their intimate desires and dreams as well as their experiences and expectations, this guidebook teaches Japanese men how to develop and maintain happy, healthy relationships throughout their lives. Full of quotes from the women who were interviewed, and interspersed with photographs of Western women and the Japanese men they adore, this book will coach and inspire you along the way as you search for love. You will learn how to: be more attractive to women, let women know you like them, be a "gentleman," create dates to remember, avoid misunderstandings and mishaps, propose marriage just like in the movies, ensure that she always feels special, make a happy home together, be an amazing lover, and even make your penis look bigger. And if you're already in a relationship with a Western woman, this book will help you improve that relationship by giving you a better understanding of her mind and her body. "Love with a Western woman" will also help you with your relationships with Japanese women! Find out what women want and how you can give it to them ... become an international ambassador for love!

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Alexandra Press
• Seitenzahl: 114
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Dezember 2012
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 198mm x 129mm x 6mm
• Gewicht: 131g
• ISBN-13: 9780957328211
• ISBN-10: 0957328214
• Artikelnr.: 37752969

Autorenporträt

Caroline Pover was born in Devon in 1971, grew up in Plymouth, and attended Exeter University before moving to Tokyo in 1996, in search of adventure. She lived in Japan full-time for almost fifteen years, running a number of businesses, giving speeches, and winning numerous awards for her entrepreneurial and philanthropic endeavours. Caroline unexpectedly ended up in the UK in the weeks after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. She spent the following years going back and forth between Japan and England, fundraising and also managing recovery projects for the remote fishing communities on Oshika - a peninsula that was very badly affected by the tsunami. To date, she has raised £170,000, which has funded over thirty different projects to help these communities rebuild. Caroline now lives in the Cotswolds, where she established Auntie Caroline's - a pickled onion and chutney business. She goes "home" to Japan every year. This is her fifth book, and first memoir - she considers it her "love letter to Oshika."