What Was I Thinking How Not To Date Annie Earley Non Fiction - Autobiography Reviewed for ReadersFavorite.com
We’ve all seen the ads for online dating.  They leave the impression that you are going to meet your soul mate.  I actually know one person that did.  Annie Earley shares her experiences in the online dating scene.  If you don’t find yourself laughing out loud at some of her experiences, you must recognize yourself as one of the males she went out with. Reading Annie Earley’s book is like sitting on the patio sharing a cup of tea with a dear friend, listening to her share her latest adventure.  While I laughed a lot while reading What Was I Thinking, I was also thinking how glad I am to be happily married.  I would hate to go through the dating scene again.  This small book is easy reading and entertaining.

 

betty2dogs	4.0 / 5
Annie Earley dishes all in What Was I Thinking?! This book is an easy, entertaining read. Annie's writing style is conversational, and you feel like her best friend as she tells you about all of her internet dating experiences. Each chapter is about a different man. Some are a lot of fun, and others just make you want to shake your head. If you are getting ready to try online dating services, you could learn a little from Annie!

 

D. Cooper	4.0 / 5
No matter how much of a fuss we make, our society has changed and its never changing back. Texting, e-mail, Instant Messengering and the Internet is an integral part of our daily communications. And right along with all that technology comes the high tech way for singles to connect - online dating. This book chronicles one woman's search for love and her hilarious interactions with an oddball collection of fellas she met on a popular internet dating site. First of all, this isn't a long novel or engrossing work of non-fiction requiring deep thought and analysis, and if that is the type of book you are expecting you may be disappointed. It's written in a manner we now refer to as "blog style"; however, that should not take away from one's enjoyment of the message, and I thus enjoyed reading this little ditty tremendously. (To be frank, I was primarily happy to see that I wasn't the only one with some pretty unbelievable online misadventures to share. The author's feelings of confusion, frustration and disbelieving shock are all quite familiar to me!) Great little book to giggle over on the commuter train. You'll arrive at work with a smile and lifted spirits, if for no reason other than you're glad none of these crazy men happened to you!