The dual points of view worked well for some of the book, but when it came to examining what was wrong, that's where it seemed to drag because it was the same thing twice many times. Nestled on the Northern California coastline, the resort prides itself on being a destination for those in love and those looking to find it. But over time, you might naturally begin sharing more information about the things that matter in your life. Look, the reviews of this are mostly positive, so take my review with a pinch of salt, I did just read this straight after Happy Place! Do you know how to improve your language skills❓ All you have to do is have your writing corrected by a native speaker!

I enjoyed seeing them communicate with one another better and work to fix things, all while having fun doing it. When figuring out which questions to ask someone, it’s important to think about how well you know the person and what sort of relationship you have with them. Connecting with your partner through a fun questions game can be one way to feel intimate, cared about, and loved.is such an inventive take on a 'marriage in trouble' story, showing the fragility that can sometimes hide behind familiarity.

When a couple starts to feel like they have completely disconnected, they are given an opportunity to spend a week away at a beautiful resort set on the northern California coast. I skipped a whole chapter cause it was all about night and sky and milky way galaxy and what not- the author just dragged on for the sake of 350 pages. Though the plot becomes a mess of red herrings, triple crosses, gaslighting, and worse, spunky, self-deprecating Jane and the skewering of the superficially woke but fundamentally clueless Peases save the day. She played a powerful sorceress, and I found myself enchanted by other kinds of magic watching her talent come to life.I enjoyed the book for the most part, but it falls under the simply “liked it” and probably won’t remember it for the long haul. Helen has never been a particularly generous gift-giver despite being a member of a Marina del Rey yacht club. These prompts are also known as “getting to know you questions”, “get to know me questions” and “questions to learn about someone.