This book was just ok. I wish it was more organized with categories instead of mixed together. I thought there were some great questions but some were just weird.

★★★★ ☐ The publisher has provided a copy for review.
Want a workbook to restart the romance? Want to explore why you're better together?

Find out more about each other while you affirm your past. You'll begin to understand why you're together and what's behind your partner's actions and thoughts.

Lots of questions, and lots of fun ahead for couples of any age. Answer for yourself or your partner - and see how well you know each other. How close do you come to their observations or your past and present, as well as your dreams and aspirations?

Love is a puzzle but this workbook may hold the key to some missing pieces. Enjoy!

Interesting but not captivating. There are a lot of books out there similar to this but have a more organized outline for the questions. These are just so random if you feel like they could have been categorized and more readable order. There's some good questions and some strange questions. It felt more about the couple writing it and disorganized.

After a short introduction about the authors' courtship, the book goes right into a list of just over 200 "getting to know you" questions. There are several useful, though provoking questions, as well as some that seem kind of specific to the authors' unique circumstances. Moreover, there doesn't appear to the any system of organization to the questions. It literally goes from "What's your favorite movie?" to "What are your thoughts on death?" It might be helpful if they were organized by theme or even perhaps by relationship progression (there were some fairly intimate questions about sex before "How many dates before the first kiss?" was asked, which seems like it could be awkward).

This is a good idea, but it needs a little rework and polish to really be executed well.

Many thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for the opportunity to read and review!