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NAL Trade Paperback June 2012
why Do women crave
more Sex in The Summer?
112 Questions that Women Keep
Asking—and Keep Everyone Else Guessing
Patricia Barnes-Svarney
978-0-451-23681-4 • $15.00/$16.00 Can.
Trade Paperback
320 pp./5 1/2” x 8 1/4”/Carton: 44/Nonfiction/Health
Rights: W00
Audio, UK/ANZ, Translation: NAL Signet
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Publishing History: Original
EAN: 9780451236814 51500
On sale June 5, 2012
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A fun and fascinating head-to-toe female look at
bodies, brains, love, sex, and shiny objects.
Are women better dancers than men? What’s behind a woman’s
attraction to all things bling? Why do women pee more than men?
What’s behind that high heel fetish, and how harmful is it for the body?
Why can’t a man have PMS—or can he? Why does hot weather increase
a woman’s libido? Do women hear better than men?
Is there, in fact, a science to being a woman? Based on the latest research
and resources, the answers are amazing, funny, and endlessly intriguing.
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• 6-copy counter unit with special header
978-0-451-41370-3 @ $90.00/$96.00 Can.
6” w x 8 1/4” h x 7” d
SALES POINTS
• This is Cosmopolitan meets Scientific American
• Entertaining and informative Q&A format for fans of Why Do Men
Have Nipples?
• Author is a well-respected and widely published science writer, and the
co-author of The New York Public Library Science Desk Reference
Patricia Barnes-Svarney is a science writer who has published hundreds
of articles in magazines such as Popular Science, Astronomy, Air & Space,
Technology Review, Discover.com, Omni, and USAir. She lives in Endicott,
New York, with her physicist-farmer husband, growing organic garlic
and herbs, and tending to the every whim of her three cats.
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