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Romantic Dates: Ways to Woo and Wow the One You Love (Godek Romantic)

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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 fall into a pattern, with work, kids, and household duties. Dating your mate is not on your priority list, so you don't go out like you did when you first met and you don't romance each other as much as you first did. This book helped me and my boyfriend get back into the swing of doing fun things and we've actually started dating each other again. We are closer now and we get through our stressful week alot easier, knowing that on friday, we have a date! I loved this book!

First of all, I hate myself a little just for having bought this book - regardless of whether it came out of a bargain bin, or not. Second, this is the single WORST love advice book on this side of the sun. Serve multi-course meal in a different room for each course? Sure, let me straighten my tinfoil hat first, because the only people that do that think they're being watched by the CIA Brain-spiders.

If you have any respect for yourself, or your partner, DO NOT shame yourself by so much as opening this "book"... and by "book" I mean paperback monstrosity... even that is generous of me.

I thought this book would be full of ideas on fun, creative and perhaps unusual dates but it was really more about Mr Godek's thoughts and quips about love and romance.

I found The Romantic's Guide to have a good source of dating ideas.

It's a very nice book, that helps you seeing Love in a diferent way. There are some useless ideas in this book. But there are also many good ones. It's a cheap book, so I think you should try... Some good ideas...