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Summary: From the Heart
Review: What I like most about this book is that all the ideas are from the heart. These aren't ideas that one does because they saw some commercial promoting the product. So many people fall into the romantic trap of buying expensive gifts and thinking that is romance.
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Summary: This is stupid stuff
Review: I found the suggestions in this book to be mostly silly and juvenvile - I would be running for cover if most of these things were done to me- it seems as though the object is to do things he thinks up not to do things that are truly expressing affection, passion ,etc. It is some silly trivial game not genuine romance.
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Summary: He's Everywhere
Review: I first heard Michael Webb on radio and was intrigued. The next day he was on the Today Show or some other morning program and his ideas were really clever. Then I saw him profiled in Family Circle and finally decided to see why he was popping up all over the place. Well, his ideas are fresh, whimsical and very creative - that's why. I even checked ... and was quite impressed. I'll bet we'll be seeing a lot more of him.
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Summary: Just Do It
Review: Do yourself and your relationship the biggest favor you have ever done and buy this book today. I can not put into words how it has inspired and changed my marriage.
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Summary: On Television
Review: I saw Michael Webb on the Mars/Venus show and his ideas were so creative and charming that I just had to buy the book. I wasn't sure if the ideas in the book would compare, but I was not disappointed. You wont be either.
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Summary: Do you know someone who is relationship challenged?
Review: This is a helpful book for someone who is involved with someone who is relationship challenged, but a diamond in the rough. It can help you lead the horse to water and get it to drink! Micheal Webb goes from what our needs are in the center of our souls to what to do in a practical situation. If you take a single suggestion to your lover, you've gotten more than your money's worth.I also recommend "Relationship Pain" by Dr. Ralph Schillace for even more about all relationship situations in our lives and especially the emotional injuries from love.
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Summary: A rare gem
Review: Coming across this book was like finding a rare gem in the dessert. I've been looking for this sort of book for years and am thrilled to have finally found it. I too am a firm believer that romance is giving a part of yourself, not just what you put on your credit card. I've been looking for someone who hasn't "sold out" to the billions spent on advertising telling us the amount of money we spend is what makes us romantic. I've seen far too many books that say costly impersonal gifts are romantic. This book mainly has three categories. How to tell someone you love them in writing, how to show someone they are special by gifts you present to them and how to romance someone by doing things together with them. The simple ways to say I love you using rubbing alcohol, kool-aid, mustard and glow in the dark stars really got me excited. I'm not great at love letters and I can definitely do these ideas. I just love all the creative gifts ideas this book has. The latex glove idea was brilliant as was the items he made on the copy machine. I'm definitely going to try the dust pan and duct tape suggestion. My sweetheart is still bragging about some of the other tips I've tried out. The dating ideas were terrific. I'm bored with dinner and a movie every week and now I can do the millionaire date or the quarter date. The do it again date or the bibliophile date. If one person tries to do all the ideas in this book, it would probably take them five years. They are all awesome. This book should be mandatory reading for every man and woman -- there would be a huge drop in the divorce rate if people just did a fraction of the ideas in this book.
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Summary: My hero
Review: If Michael Webb does half the things he writes about in this book, he has got to be the desirable husband in the world.
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Summary: Valentine's and Beyond
Review: I bought this book last year for Valentine's Day and came back to see if Michael Webb had written any more books -- he is an inspiration. While I bought the book to get some creative ideas for Valentine's Day (and I got plenty), the book really inspired me to do more romantic and thoughtful things all through the year. Because of this book, this has been the best year of my 14 year marriage. Come on Mr. Webb, when's the next book coming?
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Summary: The Best
Review: I browsed the bookstore, skimming through all the books I could find on romance ideas and this one by far was the best. Best in terms of creativity. Best in terms of ability to easily recreate the idea or tailor it to my needs and definitely the best in terms of budget. Most of the other books I looked at seemed to think that romance was only about expensive jewelry, bouquets of flowers and making love in every room of the house. The ROMANTIC'S GUIDE has really inventive and caring ways to express your love for holidays and every day. Many of this ideas are indeed so simple, yet if they are so simple, why don't people do them. This book is more than just ideas, it is an inspiration to have the sort of love that obviously Michael and Athena Webb have. I dog-earred the pages with ideas that I thought would be great to do and I marked 76 different ideas. This book will keep me busy for years to come.
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