The Ladies' Room Reader Revisited: A Curious Compendium of Fascinating Female Facts
- ISBN-10
- 160925239X
- ISBN-13
- 9781609252397
- Category
- Reference
- Pages
- 300
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2002-03-31
- Publisher
- Mango Media
- Author
- Alicia Alvrez
Description
"Full of Fascinating Fun Facts." -Chicago Tribune More than 50,000 copies sold of The Ladies' Room Reader and every woman who discovered she needs to have sex at least 640 hours in her life to be considered average is waiting for more of Alicia Alvrez's insatiable thirst for facts about women, then and now! Back by popular demand, The Ladies' Room Reader Revisited picks up where its predecessor, the highly successful The Ladies' Room Reader, left off. In this wildly entertaining sequel, Alicia Alvrez provides even more fascinating female facts about women throughout history and from around the world. Discover and uncover that: September is the month with the highest birthrate. 80 percent of women think a vacation is the best way to rekindle romance. The divorce rate is 23 percent lower in cities with major league baseball teams than in those without. In ancient Egypt, between 3500 and 2500 b.c., the only career not open to women was judge.
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