Title: KeepingScore: A Guide to Love and Relationships
Author: Mark Brackett
Review: This
is a great book for people looking to improve their relationships. I think the scoring things will add a bit of
competition to the process which may be great for certain individuals. Some men may enjoy getting competitive and
some women. I’m not competitive, but it
is easy to read a score and then find out what that means. With so many ‘Self-Help’ books out there it
is difficult to wade though and find the best ones for you to read and follow.
Men and women
communicate differently and they see situations differently. That is the cause of most problems in a relationship. Women may read something into the relationship
that isn’t there, or a man may ignore the things that the others finds important. Either partner may be unaware of the others
unhappiness. Communication is important
and yet how often do we sit and really talk to our partner?
If you are willing to
look for ways to improve your relationship…such as picking up this book then
you are doing something positive for your partnership. Any positive step is a step in the right
direction. Keep it up and things, if you
are both willing to work on it, will get better.
Publisher: Published July 1st 2012
ISBN: 9780983488804
Copyright: 2012
Pages: 128
Quick Review: 4 stars (out of 5)-
Why I Read It:
Sent by the publisher for review.
Synopsis: It's
a relationship book even a man will read.
Keeping Score provides
a relationship evaluation quiz followed by a common sense guide for
relationship improvement, all with a humorous twist. You can determine if your
relationship has the qualities it takes for a successful marriage and lasting
love affair.
If you're single- read
this book to see how well your potential life partner measures up. If you're
married- read this book to reduce conflict and increase your happiness.
Take control and shape
your union into a relationship that will stand the trials of life and go the
distance.
Author Biography : The author, Marc Brackett, lives in
Idaho with his wife, Kristin, and five daughters. When not busy with work, the
family enjoys a number of outdoor activities that only Idaho can offer in such
abundance. This book was also made possible through the professional efforts of
the following people:
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