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Omar Mirza omard6e7 — I loved these books when I was younger. At some point, I owned the entire series but I eventually passed them on to someone else during one of my moves, which I regret to this day...

Cajsa Erlandsson cjegd923 — Reviewed at:Over A Cuppa Tea Review date: 24 August 2011 Review link: http://cleffairy.com/?p=6008 I love romance and fantasy the most, but lately, I’ve been given an opportunity to review this self-help book, entitled ’52 Ways to Wow Your Husband’ by Pam Farrel. I thought this particular self help book is going to be another one of those boring, lame, uninspiring motivational book, but I was surprised that it’s not only not boring, but very interesting to read as well. It is in fact, a book that changes my life forever. Well, not exactly my life, but close enough, as it helps me to put some spices in my marriage and makes me a much happier woman. This book, ’52 Ways to Wow Your Husband’ is for those who wants to bring some excitement into their mundane marriage life. You see… once you’re married for quite a period of time with your spouse, some of those ‘wow’ factor that you have before you got married is gone due to marital responsibilities and whatnot. And before you know it, your married life will be just another routine you’d have to bear, and you practically wonder what you’ve gotten yourself into.You didn’t sign up for a boring life of taking care of the kids all the time. And you definitely did not sign up to dealing with scrutinizing in laws. You signed up for a marriage because you love the man and wants to build a happy life together with him. This book teaches you how to wow your husband and bring back the romance into your marriage. This book covers from flirting with your husband, surprising your husband, planning a date with him and not to mention how to have a much more emotionally intensified sex life. You’re taught how to surprise your husband once a week with this book, and you’re supposed to make use of this book to improvise your relationship with your husband, and I’m sure glad I did picked up this book though I’m not a fan of self-help books. I enjoyed this book very much, and I enjoyed doing the ‘experiments’ and ‘assignments’ recommended by the book even more. I rate this book 4 out of 5 stars. This book changes my life and helps bring some surprise element in my marriage, and I highly recommends this book to those who wants some wow in their marriage.

Taku Ward _ — I didn't think there was anything special about the writing or the use of plot, but the character development was well done and there were some interesting passages in this book dealing with relationships and family (just not any bigger arcs or themes). 2.5, I'd say.