Re-education of the Female by Dante Moore
By Chantay Wesley • Aug 28th, 2008 • Category: Book Review •
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There is a saying that you attract more bees with honey than vinegar. Sounds like Dante Moore has something to say…but maybe he needs to learn how to say it more tactfully and diplomatically.
Here’s what APOOO member Chantay Wesley had to say about Re-education of the Female by Dante Moore.
What do you get when you have an author that wants to speak their mind and try to give advice to women, all at the same time? Well, you get Dante Moore’s new book–The Re-education of the Female. The author obviously wanted the book to represent his ideals which are controversial. But does advice through “re-education” have to dishearten and turn its reader off, almost completely to its main purpose? The good, the bad and the ugly aspects of this book do make it recommendable. You will at least get a few laughs in, some with the author but most at the author.
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Chantay Wesley is a college graduate who lives in South Carolina. She has hopes of working in the marketing field in the immediate future. Chantay has enjoyed reading since she was a child. In the last few years, she has been secretly penning short stories in hopes of one day having them published. She joined APOOO Exchange Team in 2007 but has been reviewing since 2005.
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What do you get when you have an author that wants to speak their mind and try to give advice to women, all at the same time? Well, you get Dante Moore’s new book–The Re-education of the Female. The author obviously wanted the book to represent his ideals which are controversial. But does advice through “re-education” have to dishearten and turn its reader off, almost completely to its main purpose? The good, the bad and the ugly aspects of this book do make it recommendable. You will at least get a few laughs in, some with the author but most at the author. 















