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The Ballerina, The Gymnast, And The Yoga Master (2000)

by R.J. Silver(Favorite Author)

3.53 of 5 Votes: 3

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review 1: A billionaire playboy uses his vast wealth to pursue fantasy-based relationships with women, most recently a ballerina, a gymnast, and a yoga master. Unfortunately, every time he obtains his fantasy, it evaporates on him in hilarious fashion. It takes an accidental encounter with Anna, a chocoholic poet, to show him the true meaning of love.I was a bit disappointed with the humour aspect, there were some good one liners and observational bits and pieces. All in all I think that I found it all to be a bit too unlikely and fantastical. I think that this was a poorer book than his other material
review 2: Review of The Ballerina, The Gymnast, and The Yoga Master by RJ SilverI think RJ Silver might be my long-lost twin brother.I tried to bookmark every place in thi... mores book that made me laugh out loud while I was reading it, and I realized I was bookmarking every single page.No shit.It takes a certain kind of talent to be able to make fun of people, and do it in a light-hearted, non-offensive way, and to add a sweet optimism into that mixture of cynical satire.RJ Silver has that whole thing down.Following up a book titled The Princess and The Penis is a pretty tall order. What to do for an encore? Well, once again Silver has penned a short, sweet, hilarious, clever, adorable story with an HEA. There's really nothing more a girl could ask for. (At least this girl).My favorite books have symmetry in them, both in character arcs and storylines. For example, the stuffy professor lightens up by the end of the book and learns how to laugh. The horrible tragedy that occurs in Chapter One leads to a romantic and satisfying HEA at the end of the book. The man who has everything (a billionaire) really has nothing because he can't find love. Until he does. With a chocolate-loving stranger sitting next to him on a park bench. (That's this story, by the way).I don't want to spoil the book, so suffice it to say that RJ Silver makes fun of everyone--people, places and things--and you are laughing right along with him. Until the adorable end which was absolute perfection.He might not admit it, but I think Silver is a romance-lover at heart. After you finish laughing at everyone and yourself, there's nothing better than snuggling up with the one you love. (Or dressing up like a fireman and playing "Save The Damsel In Distress.")Grade: ALoving this gem!Penelope less

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