I knew this book would be lovely after the first page: "Six years ago...I married my best friend."

In short, mostly 4-panel comics, Tung portrays the everyday lives of a new married couple. I found them humorous, adorable, and super honest and relatable. I especially love the one where they spend a while deciding what movie to watch but they both end up falling asleep.

A hilarious representation of what it's like to live with you significant other! The writing was spectacular and really pinpointed all the things us couples go through together. LOVED this book!

Advanced copy provided by Netgalley in exchange for review.

I love Debbie's work, Quiet Girl... is brilliant.

This is focusing on life as a married couple, and I definitely related to it.
Fairly short read.

I read the ebook version - I wonder if some of the pages were meant to be viewed side by side?
One minor point - despite living in the UK, there are Dollar signs included and referencing to "hiking a trail" - presumably to cater to US audience from publication.

I knew the author because of her other book "Book Love", and I love her drawing these are so cute!
This book is about love and it's going on in a relationship. I'm so thankful to read it. Thank you NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for this opportunity.
What I didn't like in this one was because I never get into a relationship, so I can't connect to the story, but if it wasn't' your case you will be like reading it.

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Fun story of the first few years of marriage: buying a house, figuring out what to make for dinner and how much of the house budget should be spent on books, putting together new furniture. Debbie's drawing style is cute and emotive. Looking forward to their next chapter!

This was so cute and funny! It was so much like reading about my own marriage to my husband! I loved it and would recommend it to any couple!

I really liked this. The art is simple, the comics are expressive enough and I really like reading comics about life. We are all scared about the world and scared about who we are, but reading something fluffy and sweet is amazing.

After watching my life play out in the pages of Debbie Tung’s ‘Quiet Girl in a Noisy World’ and ‘Book Love’, I was eagerly anticipating seeing what other thing that makes me me she was going to explore. This third graphic novel is where our lives diverge, which turned this read from ‘how is she getting into my head?’ to ‘aww, Debbie and Jason are such a cute couple’.

Whether you’re deciding what to cook for dinner or ensuring the essentials find their way into the household budget, it’s important that your partner understands your love language. While there are some sweet, kinda mushy moments, single, introverted bookworms will also find plenty of relatable moments in this collection.

While I couldn’t guess what Debbie would tackle next after finishing her second graphic novel, the reveal at the end of this one seems to me to be a pretty big clue about what to expect from the next one.

Thank you so much to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for the opportunity to read this graphic novel.

This is a collection of cute comics about the first years of married life, without children. I found it pleasant to read and I like the illustrations, but I feel it lacks more depth - still, it's a nice read, it could be a good present for a wedding.

This is probably one of my favorite graphic novels ever! It got me smiling the whole time i was reading it and i didn’t want it to end. The characters are so adorable and really called me single haha. Thank you for the review copy!

I love love love love loved this. It was funny and cute. The characters was adorable. I couldn't ask for more. It's my first time reading anything from this author n she did not disappoint.

Debbie Tung caught my interest in the first book I read, so of course, I had to read this one. Love the illustrations that capture the emotions in a simple way but still deep. In this book, we see the normal daily situations a couple deals with, discussions, activities, and all the ordinary real-life experiences. While reading it’s impossible not to laugh and thinking how cute it is.
It’s fast to ready and it’s worth it every second spend. Makes you smile and agreed with these situations so realistic. Many readers must see them in most of these moments.

could not download the book in PDF format, it got downloaded in acsm format - if possible please send the PDF or ePUB format to prettyleo2608@kindle.com

thank you for sharing the book in readable format - if you are unable to send it please let me know so that I can buy this book on amazon and read it on my kindle device

This was a sweet book with great illustrations and I would gladly buy it as a gift for a young married couple - perhaps as a wedding anniversary gift. Debbie Tung illustrates beautifully and the cartoons about different life situations a young couple in love find themselves in. Juxtaposing deep and meaningful conversations with the ordinary, Debbie captures facial expressions perfectly. A great little read and some sweet cartoons to return to and enjoy a chuckle or a smile.

This is a very sweet story about an endearing couple. We watch them as newly weds and see them grow as young adults. This is a great upbeat and maybe idealistic (they don’t argue at all!?!) glimpse at all the ways this couple loves and appreciates each other.

It was a cozy read. I liked the cute illustrations and the funny narratives of married life in the strips.

I loved the art style!

This is an easy graphic novel that tells you what the everyday life of marriage can bring. Especially if you and your loved one are best friends, which hopefully you are. I love how simple this story was while also be honest. There are funny points every so often in between the normalcy. The one thing that could've made this a better read for me was if there was a connection between each "scene". After you get into the story you realize that sometimes each page is a completely new conversation and is not connected to the previous conversation.

Cute, humorous, and light-hearted book casting light on co-habitating with your loved one and mundane life in intimate spaces. I laughed-out-loud and told my spouse "See?!? It's not just us!" several times through out reading the book, to which my spouse responded by just looking at me like I had lost it. Thanks to Ms. Tung for sharing those everyday neuroses with us!

Happily Ever After & Everything In Between is an amazing comic collection from the mind of Debbie Tung. It's all about married life, especially the more insane elements that can come from the first few years of being together.

This has got to be one of the more endearing graphic novels I've read this year. Its so adorable yet isn't afraid to make jokes at the expense of the two leading characters (a recently married couple, naturally).

Their relationship is so organic and real, you can tell that Debbie Tung based much of it (if not all of it) on real life. Personally, I love that the couple features an introvert and an extrovert. Anybody who has been in or seen this pairing before knows exactly how chaotic it can become at times!

It's amazing how relatable both characters are (though obviously I found myself appreciating the commentary from the introvert more, no surprise there). Plus, I love how weird the characters were portrayed as – because we all get a little bit weird when there's nobody other than our significant other around. It's okay to admit that! That's something that Debbie Tung really reinforced here, and I love it.

If you've ever seen or read anything by Debbie Tung in the past, then you know exactly what you're in for in regards to art style. If not, the cover itself should help to give you an idea. She loves making quirky characters, and usually works in mostly black and grays (though when color is called for, red is always a fun way to go).

I cannot recommend Happily Ever After & Everything In Between, or any of Debbie Tung's graphic novels enough. I adore her work, and cannot wait to see what she comes up with next.

I received an ARC from NetGalley from Andrews McMeel Publishing. This is another wonderful collection of comics from lovely introvert Debbie Tung. This collection illustrates her married life to someone who is a bit more extroverted than her, but compliments her in sweet, fun and tender ways. If you are looking for cute and uplifting little bits from a couple’s first months of marriage, I recommend this collection as a sweet romp. Debbie interweaves her love of books and her strong introvert ways. This is relatable for me and I enjoy her simple grey-scale illustrations.