Screw Cupid: Question time!!!

Ask your readers to ask you questions about any of the books they want. In your comments, not in their blogs.

I was looking at the past weekly geeks topics when one topic really jumped at me. I have seen people do this of course, but I think it applies to me the most now. I’m reading a book called Screw Cupid: A Sassy Girl’s guide to picking up hot guys.

Screw Cupid is the guide for every woman ready to take her dating life into her own hands. Samantha Scholfield has many years of dating experience, and the techniques and strategies she reveals here were developed via extensive trial and error – and by consulting and collaborating with hundreds of women (and many men), and by refining the best of the extensive pickup advice that already circulates among men. The result: perfectly calibrated guidance on how to initiate a conversation – anytime, anywhere – and get right to a date, all without the guy knowing he’s being picked up.

Okay, first of all I know most of you are married but I also know that everyone might have gone through a period of time where they liked a guy a lot and probably hesitated to ask him out fearing what he might think of you?

Well, I know I did. There was this guy in my college whom I drooled over for almost a year. And he very well knew it. And no, even though he looked at me often, he never asked me out. I never asked him out either. I never even spoke to him. I just stared. I was such a dork. Then after a year, he slipped a note to my friend asking her out. I mean hello? Is there any decency left in this world?

Anyway, while reading this book I thought would I have acted differently if I had read this book before?

Okay, I’ll come straight to the question. I haven’t read much of the book yet, so I really want to know what you would expect in a book like this. Or rather what would you have loved to know when asking your favorite guy out?

Basically I’m going to review this book at the end of the month. So If you would like to ask me questions about the book, it would be really helpful.