The World of Females - Dr Martin O C Anumba - Grāmatas - Createspace - 9781505445176 - 2015. gada 28. janvāris
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The World of Females

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Publisher Marketing: The World of Females is a book designed to address multiple issues, emanating from the methods of dressing, being implemented by many females in our society. The issues are noted to be affecting not only the females population, but also the males population in our wonderful system. Observation maintains that some females tend to dress in an indifferent fashion in order to attract the males, which is technically wrong, according to general statistics. This is because well dressed females attract more males according to the same study. This meant that females, particularly the ones dressing indifferently must rethink their ways and follow the necessary prescriptions as laid down in the given book. Naturally, conformity with the method of fair dressing will earn them several glories, with major ones being preservation of their lives, which is being wasted because they allow their bodies to be exposed, and left as preys to silly men that happened to become victims of the females' method of dressing. The book, the world of females, not only addresses the females' issues regarding their method of dressing, but also and more importantly, it tends to divulge the secret of male attraction to females, which many females never knew. So, in order to learn and know more, read this book which I consider to be very educative, with necessary facts required for the general welfare of our females.

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Izlaists 2015. gada 28. janvāris
ISBN13 9781505445176
Izdevēji Createspace
Lapas 170
Izmēri 152 × 229 × 9 mm   ·   235 g

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