Review of Love and Marriage
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Review of Love and Marriage
[Following is a volunteer review of "Love and Marriage" by Arthur Hartz.]
"Love and Marriage" is a graphic and comic book written by Arthur Hartz. In this book, the author, Arthur, demonstrates through pictures how people view love in different ways and how marriage is a reality. This book is divided into two parts. The first part of the book, "Dating," shows what most men and women want in a partner and the traits they consider when choosing a partner, such as beauty, wealth, fame, success, and appearance. And those who view attributes such as intelligence, honesty, kindness, hard work, and reliability as virtues are considered losers.
In the second part, "Marriage," the author, Arthur, demonstrates to readers that marriage is not all about sex. For a relationship to survive, there should be a commitment from both parties. Love, care, connection, understanding, tolerance, and support from both partners are what lead to a prosperous relationship in marriage.
Firstly, I recommend this book to anyone who is engaged in a relationship, mostly married couples. Readers who enjoy reading graphic and comic novels would also like to read this book. People who are looking for a guide on how to have a successful relationship would also love to read this book. Readers who are uncomfortable with profanity should skip this book.
What I liked most about this book was how the author conveyed his message in a suitable and captivating way. Through these illustrations, the author, Arthur, demonstrates the sentiments and difficulties many married couples encounter in marriage, how they can overcome these problems, and the different ways they can strengthen their relationships. Even though the book is short, it's filled with relevant information and insightful lessons that can be useful to readers.
I also liked how the book portrays several themes, such as success, honesty, intelligence, kindness, wealth, beauty, marriage, and love, into which readers would gain insight. I also liked how the book explored a wide range of topics we deal with in our daily lives, such as lack of class, lack of competence, lack of maturity, lack of understanding, lack of communication, and lack of dignity in relationships.
I rate this book, "Love and Marriage," five out of five stars because I did not find anything to dislike about it. I give this book a perfect rating because I found it a compelling and captivating read. I didn't find any errors while reading the book, so I can say that it was exceptionally edited. The writing style is wonderful, and the illustrations support the message conveyed by the author.
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Love and Marriage
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"Love and Marriage" is a graphic and comic book written by Arthur Hartz. In this book, the author, Arthur, demonstrates through pictures how people view love in different ways and how marriage is a reality. This book is divided into two parts. The first part of the book, "Dating," shows what most men and women want in a partner and the traits they consider when choosing a partner, such as beauty, wealth, fame, success, and appearance. And those who view attributes such as intelligence, honesty, kindness, hard work, and reliability as virtues are considered losers.
In the second part, "Marriage," the author, Arthur, demonstrates to readers that marriage is not all about sex. For a relationship to survive, there should be a commitment from both parties. Love, care, connection, understanding, tolerance, and support from both partners are what lead to a prosperous relationship in marriage.
Firstly, I recommend this book to anyone who is engaged in a relationship, mostly married couples. Readers who enjoy reading graphic and comic novels would also like to read this book. People who are looking for a guide on how to have a successful relationship would also love to read this book. Readers who are uncomfortable with profanity should skip this book.
What I liked most about this book was how the author conveyed his message in a suitable and captivating way. Through these illustrations, the author, Arthur, demonstrates the sentiments and difficulties many married couples encounter in marriage, how they can overcome these problems, and the different ways they can strengthen their relationships. Even though the book is short, it's filled with relevant information and insightful lessons that can be useful to readers.
I also liked how the book portrays several themes, such as success, honesty, intelligence, kindness, wealth, beauty, marriage, and love, into which readers would gain insight. I also liked how the book explored a wide range of topics we deal with in our daily lives, such as lack of class, lack of competence, lack of maturity, lack of understanding, lack of communication, and lack of dignity in relationships.
I rate this book, "Love and Marriage," five out of five stars because I did not find anything to dislike about it. I give this book a perfect rating because I found it a compelling and captivating read. I didn't find any errors while reading the book, so I can say that it was exceptionally edited. The writing style is wonderful, and the illustrations support the message conveyed by the author.
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Love and Marriage
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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