Blake Lively likes to play by The Rules: Actress 'snared Leo di Caprio using cult dating manual'

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Leonardo DiCaprio and Blake Lively
Rules of attraction: Blake Lively reportedly played hard to get to win Leonardo di Caprio back and it looks as though it worked
Not calling him, making him jealous and acting 'busy', are just some of the
commandments in the bestselling book by Ellen Fein and Sherrie Schneider, published in 1995, that Blake reportedly heeded to win the Inception actor over.
A friend of Blake's told Now Magazine: ‘Blake loves dating book The Rules and has been following it to the letter.
'She knew  Leonardo Dicaprio could have any girl he wanted and she figured she had to stand out from the crowd.'
The blonde 23-year-old even made sure Leonardo Dicaprio officially broke up with supermodel girlfriend Bar Refaeli before dating him.
The source said: ‘Blake told him he had to break up with Bar before she'd even go on a date with him, so he did.
'She's making him work for it - and he's fallen hard for her.'

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