SHERRY ARGOV is the author of Why Men Love Bitches, and Why Men Marry Bitches. She was born on November 5, 1977 in Europe. Her writings have appeared in over fifty magazines including People, Vanity Fair, US Weekly, Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Elle, Self, Modern Bride, Maxim, and Esquire. Her work has been featured nationally on The Today Show, The View, MSNBC, Fox News Channel, and MTV. Her first book Why Men Love Bitches was named one of the "Ten Most Iconic Relationship Books of the Past Ten Years" by Yahoo, and "America's top relationship guide" by Book Tribe. A first-class theater production abroad, her live play has topped Billboard charts for seven consecutive years, and has received critical acclaim. Her work is currently published throughout the world in over thirty languages. The authors social media accounts are: twitter.com/sherryargov, instagram.com/why_men_love_bitches, on facebook.com/Why-Men-Love-Bitches. Visit her website at www.sherryargov.com.
REVIEWS FOR SHERRY ARGOV:
One of "The 10 Most Iconic Relationship Books of the Past Ten Years." --Yahoo!
A self-help classic." --Daily Mail
"America's top relationship guide." --The Book Tribe
"Men don't really go for 'nice.' They go for 'interesting.'" --Chicago Sun-Times
"We're talking about having so much self-respect, Aretha Franklin would high-five you." --Los Angeles Times
"The pejorative meaning of the word 'bitch' has been reclaimed... it means a strong, feisty woman who has moxie, and knows when to use it. A bitch is... sap free." --Pursuit Magazine
"[Argov is] talking about a strong woman. Someone who knows what she's doing in life. Someone who will share the load, but who will stand her ground." --Joy Behar, Co-host of The View
"Sherry Argov shows women how to transform a casual relationship into a committed one." --The Today Show
"The Best of Culture." --Esquire
"A hot book!" --Fox News Channel
"A must-read at Sunday brunch." --New York Daily News
"Why Men Love Bitches flew off the shelves.... Men thrive with women who can set boundaries and who push back when they try to cross the line." --Cosmopolitan
"An anti-whining manifesto that encourages women who feel like doormats to develop a sense of independence." --Playboy
"Ultimately Sherry Argov's message boils down to one of confidence and self respect, which, let's face it...it's the only sane way to go. In short...stay for the sage advice." --Glo MSN
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