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- A Father's Humorous Guide to Happy Married Life
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- Length: 1 hr and 21 mins
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As any seasoned married individual will attest, achieving a sense of mutual thriving, not just surviving, is the real victory in marriage. It’s about building a partnership that enriches both your lives, making each day together better than the last.
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- Amazon Customer
- 10-13-24
Entertaining and Practical Relationship Advice
This book is a fantastic and light-hearted guide for anyone looking to understand the key ingredients for a healthy, thriving relationship. While it focuses on marriage, the practical advice about paying attention to your partner, truly listening, and showing appreciation applies to any long-term relationship. The humor makes the lessons enjoyable, and the tips are easy to follow without feeling overwhelming. Even if you’re not married, you’ll find the insights valuable for building stronger, more meaningful connections. It’s an easy, entertaining read that gives you a new perspective on how to nurture relationships with effort and a sense of humor. Definitely worth picking up for anyone interested in relationship growth!
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- The Fosters
- 10-08-24
A Lighthearted and Fun Guide for Married Life
This audiobook offers a humorous take on marriage, providing relatable advice from a father’s perspective. The playful tone and tongue-in-cheek wisdom make it an enjoyable listen, while still delivering practical tips for navigating married life. It’s a fun and refreshing resource for anyone looking for a bit of humor mixed with insight on maintaining a happy relationship. Perfect for those who appreciate a casual, yet thoughtful approach to marriage advice.
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- Jason Jones
- 10-14-24
Interesting look at marriage
As a man on my 2nd marriage, I was very amused by this book. Not all of it is completely modern, but there is a decent amount of helpful and funny info for newly married or engaged men.
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- hudlocke
- 10-08-24
entertaining
This is a great thing to play in the car - with your own father. In fact, I plan to do that this weekend with him. Enjoyable, light and a great listen
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- Dr. Ron
- 10-06-24
I really enjoyed this
This was really great. It's told from the perspective of a father-figure who has been married for many years. I really enjoyed that part of it because it felt like I was having a conversation with my own father. But this audiobook made me laugh many times. I love the approach the author takes, which is making light of the topic but sharing real lessons at the same time. I think anyone who is engaged or recently married can get a lot out of this, and honestly, even men who have been married for years probably need this. The advice is great, and like I said, I love the way it's presented in a more humorous way.
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- Drake
- 10-06-24
Hilarious and Surprisingly Insightful!
This book made me laugh out loud while also giving me some solid advice on navigating married life. The author’s humor is spot on, and he delivers serious insights without coming off as preachy or condescending. It’s refreshing to hear from a dad’s perspective about the ups and downs of marriage, and I found myself nodding along to so many of the anecdotes. It’s like having a friend share their experiences in a way that’s relatable and entertaining. Highly recommend it for any dad looking to keep his marriage happy and healthy—with a good dose of laughter along the way!
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- Lightreader89
- 10-09-24
Careful where you sit at the dinner table!
As long as I can remember, humorous jabs at marriage were common place during my upbringing, and I’d often see couples rolling their eyes at each other and giggling while friendly back and forth banter was being fired from both ends lol. I guess you could really say that shots were fired! So it’s quite heartwarming and funny that this kind of energy has been encapsulated in Frank Geoffrey’s charming title that passes down the hilarious marital banter down through the generations. I found myself absolutely cracking up when the author gives tips and tricks for proper seating placement at family get together (dinner’s ,etc), and to avoid sitting next to new coming guests who haven’t quite earned the family stripes yet lol. Brilliant stuff.
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- Moogie
- 10-07-24
A Fun, Down-to-Earth Take on Marriage
This audiobook had me laughing out loud while also nodding in agreement. It’s a lighthearted yet insightful guide to navigating the ups and downs of marriage, specifically geared toward dads. The humor kept it engaging, and the relatable advice made it feel like I was getting tips from a good buddy.
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- E.G.
- 10-19-24
fun and down-to-earth
This book is fun and down-to-earth guide for men on how to keep their marriage happy. It offers simple advice: put in the effort, pay attention, and always keep your sense of humor. The book emphasizes truly listening to and appreciating your wife for who she is. It’s a light, easy listen with practical tips that can help make your relationship better every day. Perfect for any guy looking for straightforward, relatable advice on marriage.
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- Jacob Kautzman
- 10-12-24
Funny and Surprisingly Insightful Marriage Advice
I wasn’t expecting to get so much out of this audiobook, but it ended up being both entertaining and helpful. The humor keeps things light, but the advice is actually solid—especially the importance of listening and being present in your relationship. It offers practical tips while keeping things fun, which made it an easy and enjoyable listen. If you’re looking for a down-to-earth guide on how to keep your marriage strong, this is definitely worth checking out. The tongue-in-cheek approach made it relatable and gave me a few good laughs along the way!
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