Title: Author Doesn't Know What It Feels Like To Be Shy
Product review: The author does not appear to have any experience being shy himself and moves back and forth between claiming that shy people are narcissists and saying that being shy is not their fault. I am painfully shy, however, I have never thought that I am better than someone else/more interesting than someone else and so won't speak to them. The reality is, rather, the opposite. I know I don't have a thing to say. When I try to have a conversation with someone, my mind goes blank. On page 45, the author says, " I have found for the most part, they (shy people) don't believe they are unworthy of being talked to, but they do complain that others don't realize how interesting and wonderful they are. " Save yourself the trouble of reading this book, written from the perspective of someone who looks at shy people like we are a science experiment. Read Goodbye to Shy by Leila Lowndes, instead, who has experience being shy, herself.
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