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" How to Shop for a Husband: A Consumer Guide to Getting a Great Buy on a Guy (St. Martin&amp;#039;s), by Janice Lieberman.The gimmick: Applying shopping principles can help you find a mate and close the deal.Author&amp;#039;s questionable credentials: As the Today show&amp;#039;s consumer reporter, Lieberman is best known for helping viewers choose the right flat-screen.Dubious advice: &amp;quot;Pick a guy who is a classic, a neutral, someone who will blend in with your entire wardrobe of friends and family \u2014 and leave the trendy fads in the store.&amp;quot;  Will Marry for Food, Sex, and Laundry:  How to Get Him \u2014 and How to Keep Him (Adams Media), by Simon Oaks.The gimmick: Wooing through creature comforts.Author&amp;#039;s questionable credentials: Married 10 years.Dubious advice: &amp;quot;Your direct approach hasn&amp;#039;t worked with him, so maybe it&amp;#039;s time to bring out the big guns \u2014 his mom.&amp;quot;  Why He Didn&amp;#039;t Call You Back:  1,000 Guys Reveal What They Really Thought About You After Your Date (Crown), by Rachel Greenwald.The gimmick: He&amp;#039;s just not that into you \u2014 and it&amp;#039;s your fault.Author&amp;#039;s questionable credentials: Greenwald is a &amp;quot;professional matchmaker.&amp;quot;Dubious advice: &amp;quot;Instead of leaving witty conversations to chance, it really helps if you spend one hour prior to your date mentally preparing interesting conversation starters.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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