Superflirt By Tracey Cox

Get what you want without saying a word and get ready for some seriously sexy seduction strategies. Bestselling sex and relationships author, body language guru, and TV "flirt queen" Tracey Cox is about turn up the vamp volume.

Superflirt teaches you how to use your own, and read other people's body language, so you can shamelessly manipulate your way into(just about)anyone's heart. Sassy, cool, fresh, and very funny, it's the must-have manual for anyone who ever asked the question "Do you think they like me?"

Want to know how to spot who is flirting and who is just being friendly? Find out if someone is interested in you before they know themselves? Learn how to read people like a book, increase your sex appeal in an instant, and boost your confidence sky-high. Your flirt master class starts here.

Superflirt By Tracey Cox - The Relationship Between Body Langualge And Seduction

Fresh, chatty, and filled with Tracey Cox's personal tips and hilarious anecdotes, Superflirt takes the reader through the fundamentals of body language, then shows you how to express the messages you want to send and how to read what other bodies are saying to you. Packed with intimate photographs of real-life scenarios, Superflirt is the most stylish, elegantly designed, and up-to-date guide to body language available.

“I've seen Tracey Cox on Date Patrol and it started me thinking about my body language. I bought Superflirt on a whim because it looked like a fun read but it's actually changed my life! I'm now incredibly good at reading other people's body language which helps enormously in all areas of my life, not just romantically. Everyone should have a copy of Superflirt and it should be recommended reading in high schools!”

“Superflirt is a good book for anyone (single or married) to learn about body language, and was recommended to me for that reason specifically. I now recommend it to others for that reason, as well. Certainly the focus is on attracting the opposite sex romantically, but it is just as useful to people already involved in a steady relationship to maintain the romance in their lives. While I certainly found the observations Tracey Cox makes to be interesting, I found her underlying premises related to body language utterly fascinating. People who are naturally shy in potential dating situations certainly stand to benefit most from this book, but there is ample material for everyone to chew on. Most of her assertions seem to make complete sense, but a couple came across as a tad farfetched to me. Little matter: if any of her tips are true (and I believe the majority are) the book is completely worthwhile. The book is nicely illustrated, and generally well designed. I have to admit to being a bit put off by some of the multi-colored pages and unusual graphic design in several places which I think make it a bit more difficult to read than was really necessary. I also found it to occasionally be a trifle unorganized, sometimes to the point of needing to flip back and re-read sections. That leads me to my prevailing comment on Superflirt: there is so much technique and information discussed here that I definitely do not feel that I have learned what I needed to from it the first time through. The book requires at least two readings to grasp the essential elements of what the author is trying to get across. I am not implying that it is a boring read (far from it), rather, that there is just a lot of information presented here. This book does truly help make sense of the actions of others. Whether in a steady relationship or not, this book is an excellent introduction to body language, and I recommend it.”

“Superflirt is fun to read and actually gives you a lot of good tips you might not of thought about. After reading it, it made me value body language and other signals we subconsciously send others. Might not be life altering of something but an entertaining and insightful book.”

“The subject of Superflirt is "flirting", not the "ethics of courtship." How it is, that some reviewer read the book expecting otherwise is beyond me, however those reading the book solely due to an interest in the art of flirting...this book works. It's not formulaic. It avoids step-by-step methodology but instead covers all the elements of flirting and creates awareness. Even with all its gloss, you will get citations to various studies, but this is an art and Cox clearly understands it well. If you're expecting procedure to follow, there is some; however the strength of this book lies in creating better flirting IQ. The overall organization of this book is a bit awkward but I have found my self, as a result of this book, more highly tuned in to cues. For example, I was at the video store the other day and noticed someone noticing me. My normal modus would have been to later consider if she was interested in me, but this time I did the analysis in a couple of seconds and launched in where the opportunity appeared. She was interested. Before this book, my dating history was rich but totally dependant on perfect situations such as college or target rich side jobs during college (try working in concert halls...you can't believe) but I was never any good at cold stranger scenarios. If that's you as well, then read this a couple of times and you we see what I am talking about.”
 

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