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365 Ways to Date Your Love: A Daily Guide to Creative Romance

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I was hoping that this would have original, creative, and practical ideas for things to do with my wife. Instead, almost all of the 365 ideas are unoriginal, insipid, or impractical. An example of each:

Unoriginal: "Go to a bar and play darts with your Love." (Been there, done that.)

Insipid: "Make a plan with your Love to sneak your own snack food into a movie theater. Execute your plan." (Gee, makes me feel like I'm in Mission Impossible.)

Impractical: "Take a shower outside with your love. Make sure to have plenty of towels and buckets of warm water." (In my neighborhood, this would probably be followed by dinner in jail after being arrested for indecent exposure.)

I must admit, however, that my wife and I enjoyed a very fun couple of hours laughing at the book's suggestions before I returned it.

This was a horrid book! I couldn't do any of the ideas it offered, except the petty ones (as in the example above, 'sneak your own snacks into the theater'). I found it rediculous, uninspiring, and a waste of money that could have bought my boyfriend something fabulous (another streatch, but who cares?)

As a man, I probably shouldn't be writing in and voicing my opinion on this book, but I will anyways. I liked reading it. I have dated many women and have been married once. This book might not offer the answer to a lifetime of wonderful bliss, it does offer practical advise on fun and exciting things to do on your date. After reading this book and taking some of it's tips to heart, I went out on a date and we had a fun, exciting and wonderful time. My date can't wait till next weekend and I can't wait to dazzle her again, thanks to this book.

I really enjoyed reading this book. It contains many creative and romatic things to do while on a date. Yes, some of these things all of us have already done, but it's still worth reading and serves as a reminder to alot of us, to go out and do fun things. I have never played darts, but after reading this book, my boyfriend and I went to a local pub, drank beer and played darts. We had lots of fun and got to see how competitive we were. We also had a picnic at night in a park. The night was pretty, the moon was full and it was very romantic. Although this book doesn't contain any brain storming ideas, it's great reading material with good romantic tips.

I read this book and although it offers no brain busting advise, it does offer practical tips that seem to be fun, sexy, and romantic. For me, it served more as a reminder of the fun and romantic things that two people can do on a date. I have been in a relationship for several years and as time goes by, you tend to get into a pattern and dating your mate is not on your priority list. This book helped me and my boyfirend get back into the swing of doing fun things and we've actually started dating each other again. I loved this book!

I thought these reviews must be a little harsh. Well, they are. However, this is not to say that this book is good. It is certainly average. You won't find many creative ideas here but they may prove to inspire some.

Here are some better books for creative dates. The Romantic's Guide by Michael Webb and Creative Dating by Dan Fields.

My sister gave me this book for my birthday and I have to say, I enjoyed reading it. The wonderful tips this book offers can be used all couple, wheather you're just starting out or if you've been dating awhile. It doesn't offer things most people don't already know, but it does serve as a reminder of what to do for fun, real fun that can be romantic, funny and sexy. I liked reading it and i'm passing it on to my younger sister now.