How to Marry Money: It's Just as Easy to Fall in Love with Someone Rich

This slim tome would benefit greatly from a bit of heft-- both in page numbers and in content. For 10.00$ I was a bit let down by the size (thin!) and the extremely fluffy content. With very little concrete advice and a lot of "filler" (psedononymous subjects dish the "dirt" on how they either view the "mating game" or the conquest), this book was fun, but the sort of thing you buy for laughs at a garage sale for 50 cents and leave in the bathroom with IKEA catalogs.What would have helped? Better organization- -the book skips merrily from location scouting to intimate tales of success to profiles of eligible men (also another complaint I had was that it's very unclear if these profiles are based on real people or a compliation or just made from whole cloth) back to "tips" of the kind tipsy aunts at a wedding give you.Overall, I'm not enraged, but I think this author is banking on "Who will be bold enough to admit they bought a book about marrying money and give it a review?" ME!

This book I Felt was in the medium.It could have been better written,but it's coming from a male.I did like the short stories on what each man felt about the type of women they dated.Very Interesting!I felt if you were a women that was not A 10 he basically let you know that you need to throw in the towel because your chance are not good marring a rich man.I think it sends the wrong message.Is there truth to this maybe,maybe not.He had some ideas how to meet the rich,socialize,and identify rich when you see it.Short book.So I rated 3 could have been better.Short book also.

Did offer some valuable tips although it's a short read i couldn't put the book down. Just got it today finished. Within two hours. I expected more but hey i do recommend you'll learn something....

This book has very few tips of how to land a rich man. Things that you've probably already heard or read if you are into these types of books. I really was expecting a lot more info. Very disappointed! Ginie Sayles is a much better read for this kind of info.

This is a fun, quick read with some nice insights. It's not a scientific study of the wealthy (e.g. The Millionaire Next Door), but a lighthearted set of practical tips (e.g. for women wanting to meet a wealthy man, spend some time in exclusive men's clothing stores). Makes a nice addition to the library of one who is looking to marry wealthy or for friends/relatives who are.

Don’t be fooled by a title. Short summery on old rich and new rich Americans. Do and don’t around them. It looks more like a sketch to the book, but full of good information.

I expected something more charming and witty from a book that was based on a father's letters to his daughter. This reads more like a text book, if you can even call it a book (it's so thin!). There are a few good pieces of advice, but overall it lacks substance.

Well written, and another book in my 'Marry Rich' arsenal. If you are ready to get married start prepping with this one!

Perfect++++++and received way in advance thank you!!!