The Sayings of Mrs. Solomon being the confessions of the seven hundredth wife as revealed to Helen Rowland

"The Sayings of Mrs. Solomon" by Helen Rowland is a jokingly serious look at love, marriage, and messy relationships of the early 1900s. Told through the eyes of Mrs. Solomon, imagined as King Solomon's 700th wife, it uses sharp humor to make comments about men, women, and how they don’t understand each other. The book's chapters each look at husbands, crushes, single men, temptation, and more. Mrs. Solomon shares her honest thoughts with funny stories, pointing out the silly mistakes people make in relationships. She covers everything from choosing a husband to understanding why bachelors act the way they do, showing off the tricks and smarts needed to win at love. Through her witty writing, Rowland shows the ups and downs between men and women, making it a fun read for anyone who enjoys relationship humor and social observations.