How to Stay in Love: Practical Wisdom from an Unexpected Source

It's a fast and enjoyable read, full of usefull information and some unnecessary but fun jokes.

A book has a lot of good ideas, some of which I slightly disagree with, but a great read overall.

I've read a lot of relationship books, mostly those written by psychologists. These books usually talk about the psychological insights on different dating/relationship/marriage aspects, advise effective approaches on "what to do", and highlight good behaviours. But didn't really delve deeper on the negative behaviours and the repercussions in the past.Meanwhile, this book is written from totally different perspective, ie of a divorce lawyer, peppered with stories from a myriad of angles, including but not limited to sex, finance, free time, etc. It gives good practical advices on "what-not-do" and in a way looks for troublesome behaviours that your future/current partners and you might have.I have read about 1/3 of the book. So far so good. I need to put down the book so many times and take a deep breath. Mainly because the book reminded me of stupid behaviours of an ex-partner and sometimes, mine too. Pretty thought-provoking. Will definitely follow the book's advices for my next relationship.Regardless whether you are single or taken, I strongly suggest you to just buy this book.It's totally worth every penny and the long delivery time needed. Might save you financially and emotionally big time by avoiding a divorce.

Good book to read. Gives you an idea about divorce cases.

Cheaper for what have in inside.