Review of Love and Marriage

[Victory Ositaorah]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Love and Marriage" by Arthur Hartz.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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There is a zeal for companionship, love, and care that we hope for, and this is the genesis of every relationship. However, starting a relationship seems difficult because we need to determine who we will be compatible with on our first communication with people we are attracted to, and we are forced to find a partner based on trial and error, which has proved effective over time. Love and Marriage: Cartoons About Imperfect People Managing Their Most Important Relationship by Arthur Hartz is a book with various scenes of how a relationship could be.

Hartz started by telling us that we all know what we want in a sexual partner and how men would prefer women endowed with various physical qualities, with beauty also a consideration. Regarding sexual needs, we consider the pretty and handsome ones first. Hartz used a kissing booth to illustrate how ugly people would line up and pay for a kiss.

Arthur showed in the book that good virtues are qualities to be appreciated by people around you, while some will still detest you for these qualities. He also talked about how people dealt with rejection by loving themselves and how some people will still prefer an ugly individual to someone who doesn't have a social life or is living a boring life. Finally, he talked about how we choose our partners and how it will help if technology makes matchmaking easier.

I liked this book because it was brief but still communicated information. Arthur is a good artist, as he could paint pictures in his readers' minds, which was unique about the book. I also liked the idea of online matchmaking, which he brought up in the book, because it would inform you about an individual's preferences and save you the stress of trial and error. I also liked Arthur's view on communication because I am a victim and know miscommunication in a relationship or marriage is unavoidable. Arthur also tried to illustrate the importance of balance in anyone's life, especially socially.

I didn't have any reason to dislike this book. I recommend this book to a married couple and people who love graphic novels. I didn't encounter any errors while reading this book, which shows that Love and Marriage: Cartoons About Imperfect People Managing Their Most Important Relationship by Arthur Hartz was exceptionally well edited. I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars because it contains a lot of information and requires you to study some images to understand the message.

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[Ohanele Chinonyerem]

People may not agree that when consider sexual needs that looks are primary consideration before any other factor, forgetting that good virtues should come first before any thing else. Though opinions may vary.

[Madam Tori]

Thank you for writing such an insightful and well-crafted review! Your attention to detail, critical thinking skills, and engaging writing style make this a valuable resource for anyone interested in Love and Marriage: Cartoons About Imperfect People Managing Their Most Important Relationship by Arthur Hartz.

[Daniel Moore 4]

I appreciate that you didn't find any faults with the book, which speaks to its overall quality.
Your review has made me interested in reading Love and Marriage: Cartoons About Imperfect People Managing Their Most Important Relationship.

[Salome Ogani]

I like that the book acknowledges the imperfections and complexities of relationships, which can help readers feel more understood and validated. Your review shows that you appreciate the unique artistic style and storytelling techniques that Arthur Hartz uses in the book.

[Neto Chukwu]

Marriage and relationships can get a bit tricky even much rejections. Reading this review shows that the author knows much about how relationships work and how to navigate one successfully. Your review is well detailed.

[Ucposh301]

People who detest you for good qualities you have secretly love it but are proud to say it and communication is not only key in a relationship, comprehension is

[Soma Ezenwanne]

Through humorous and insightful cartoons, Hartz captures the essence of relationships, reminding us that imperfections are part of the journey. It made me to laugh, reflect, and nod in agreement as i flip through the pages.

[Ojiaku Uche Charles]

Through the use of a striking metaphor, it sparks a reflection on the impact of physical attractiveness in our society, provoking conversations about the fairness and inclusivity we should strive for in our relationships and interactions.

[Christopher Andersons]

Your review does a great job of highlighting the book's educational value and the potential benefits it can have for readers.

[Rose Lineani]

I like that you recognized the book's ability to provide readers with relatable and practical advice for their relationships. It's great that the book offers a fresh perspective on the challenges and joys of love and marriage.

[Willie Wilsons]

Thank you for your excellent review! It's clear that you put a lot of thought and effort into writing it, and it's a valuable resource for those who are interested in the book.

[Osakwe Precious]

This book beautifully captures the essence of human connection, offering insights that will resonate with readers of all backgrounds.

[Sandra Osita-Orah]

From your review The story seems to highlight the imperfections and complexities of relationships, emphasizing that people may have diverse preferences and criteria for choosing a partner.

[Veronica Hunter]

Through clever cartoons, Arthur Hartz's "Love and Marriage" provides a witty and humorous exploration of the challenges inherent in relationships. From the criteria for choosing partners to coping with rejection and embracing good virtues, this book offers an entertaining and insightful commentary on the dynamics of love and marriage.