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Summary: GIVE ME FIVE
Review: I'm pretty stingy when it comes to handing out stars but I'll gladly give this one 5. I'm sick and tired of reading relationship/romance books by men and women who are on their 3rd marriage or think romance is burning up the sheets or the credit cards.This book was a real joy to read. I laughed, smiled and even shed a tear or two of happiness to read about people who are so blissfully in love and share that in the most magical and creative ways. If you aren't inspired to be more romantic after reading this book, then you probably have a few screws loose.
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Summary: How Many Stars in Heaven?
Review: I'd give this book 10 stars if I could. I was separated from my wife (she asked me to leave) and I still didn't get it. I thought I was providing for her and the kids. I make a good income, I don't cheat on her and I take care of all the maintenance around the house. This book helped me to realize that I was neglecting what was most important to her -- romance. Not the expensive presents or luxury cruises. I wasn't making her feel special with all the little things I used to do when we were first married, like calling in the middle of the day. Putting notes on her pillow, etc. This book has re-energized my desire to do all the little things that mean so much for my wife. She let me come back home a few months ago and our marriage has never been better -- and this time it will stay that way as I am going to be a roMANtic.
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Summary: Perfect for Women Too
Review: I bought this book for my boyfriend and sneaked a few peeks. I was really charmed by the ideas in the book and figured that my boyfriend might "waste" such great ideas that I kept it for myself. I plan most of the dates and times we spend together so this book has been a great reference for me. There are lots of tips on fun date ideas that don't cost much money at all. My boyfriend is happy and I'm happy even though I am the one doing the "romancing."
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Summary: Real Romance
Review: When I picked up this book at the bookstore I expected it to be filled with the typical pat romantic tips like roses under the windshield, write a love letter, etc. I was blown away with the originality of the ideas. Who would have thought that a dandelion weed could have such romantic potential or the neat idea the author gives using rainx anti-fog. Sure, not every idea is for everyone but you would have to be a complete oaf if you couldn't find at least 40 or 50 really great ideas that would work in your relationship. The world needs more books like this -- one's that emphasize relationships built on fun experiences rather than expensive presents you buy for one another. I find it interesting how almost all the reviews of this book are 5 stars but there are just a couple of 1 stars. You know that has to be from a "competing" author or someone who is jealous of this book's success.
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Summary: IT LEFT ME WITH A POOR TASTE IN MY MOUTH
Review: COME ON, I THOUGHT THIS BOOK WOULD BE BETTER THAN THIS. HECK, THE WRITE UPS SAID IT WAS GOOD, BUT THEY WERE FAR OFF FROM WHAT ME AND MY FRIENDS THOUGHT ABOUT IT. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME READING THIS BOOK.
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Summary: Buy the Book!
Review: Of all the romance tips books in the market, this is the one to buy. I like how it is not organized into neat little compartments like most other books (creativity is not in a neat little box). The ideas are flowing and tips on anniversaries can be used for birthday, dates and other things and vice versa. Tips of being romantic with food aren't limited to dinners, etc. If you get stuck for a particular idea, look in the index!
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Summary: Outstanding!
Review: This book was a godsend. The ideas were very creative and actually quite easy for anyone to do -- even me who doesnt have a creative bone in my body. I loved all the dating tips -- they have really helped our weekly date nights to be more fun and interesting.
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Summary: No organization
Review: I had a hard time making sense of this book. Sure, there are interesting ideas, but most are unrealistic. The book was also poorly organized, so much so I returned the book. I gave it a "1 star for effort!"
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Summary: Long Overdue
Review: Where was Michael Webb 10 years ago? This book would have saved a lot of heartache over the years. I am so glad I have found it now. Much more useful than anything I've read by John Gray, Gary Smalley or some of the other relationship "experts."
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Summary: Awesome
Review: I already bought one book for myself. I'm buying three more to share with my sons and daughter.
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