Review of Smart Love

[Avishi]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Smart Love" by Vincent Fudge II.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Did anyone else ever question whether all love stories ended happily? I frequently begin to question whether every couple had a happy marriage. Why did those who happily married later or sooner divorce? Smart Love by Vincent Fudge II provides intelligent solutions to these problems. The smart love project he mentioned here demonstrates that the efforts and adjustments we make to make a love story work out, determine whether it has a happy ending or not. The author uses his marriage as an example and depicts the highs and lows of marriage. He describes the unfortunate events that occurred between him and his partner and how they overcame them to have a happy married life.

The project he stated here was eloquently articulated and demonstrates the couple's progressive growth. The chapters were written month by month, and the scenes are rather well and naturally depicted. What I found appealing about this author was that he never once asserted that he was always correct when issues arose with his partner. He acknowledges his shortcomings, and it is admirable how politely he writes about them. I was drawn in by the manner he introduced himself at the beginning of the chapter. Even though the subject of love and marriage were tough and serious, the author's writing occasionally made me giggle. Despite the fact that I am currently unmarried, I occasionally consider making a successful effort to lead a happy married life in the near future. This book gives us useful tips to overcome some difficult situations regarding emotional, physical and mental issues. The book was exquisitely edited. I couldn’t find any flaws in writing style or grammatical issues. The flow of narrative was carried well between each chapter.

The only drawback I discovered was that it was often extremely detailed and explained. It was tedious and challenging for me to read. The project was quite technical, and it can be challenging for us to grasp or comprehend the technical aspects. Other than that, the basic idea of the project of smart love was maintained throughout each chapter.

I rated it 4 out of 4 stars. Because it denied me the opportunity to take away any stars. I ended up finding the book to be very fascinating and helpful. I rated it five stars because I thought the book's concept was worthwhile for everyone to learn about. Some people with broken hearts might find it helpful to put their parts back together positively.

I specifically recommend it to the couples who were at the verge of getting divorced. It would be beneficial for them to re-evaluate their decision. Try this book if you're in a relationship or married. It demonstrates how a married life should function. Anyone can read this book, married or single, and it will help you understand marriage better.

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[Ohna Martin]

I only saw one love story in my life and that was my friend's mom and dad they were together for 53 years. You have to put the effort in to reach that goal, when you get there is nothing short of beautiful.

[Ilze Herholdt]

Smart Love provides intelligent solutions to why those who happily married later or sooner divorce. I think I will enjoy reading this book since it may answer some of the questions I have. Thanks for your review.

[Ntokozo Joy Ndlovu]

The way you are describing this book I am imagining marriage counselling in a book. This sounds like a very helpful book, considering the high rates of divorce. Thanks for the review.