Book Review: The Romantic's Guide: Hundreds of Creative Tips for a Lifetime of Love

This book review is part of a series that covers the topic of Love. The Official SelfGrowth.com Guide to Love is Dr. Charles and Dr. Elizabeth Schmitz. Love encompasses a wide array of meanings, connections, and relationships which center on the emotions and experiences that create a sense of strong affection or profound oneness.nnThis book is available through Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.nnThe Star, June 6, 2000nRun, don't walk to your nearest bookstore. nnKnight Ridder News Service, February 14, 2000nBrilliant! nnSynopsisnDetermined to make his wife the happiest woman on earth, Michael Webb "romanced" her so well her friends became jealous and asked the couple to pass on their tips for happiness. And so, in 1996, The RoMantic was born. With a circulation of 15,000, a syndicated column reaching more than 6 million readers, and a popular website, it's clear that people are hungry for its message that romance is crucial to a relationship, no matter how long a couple has been together.nnThe Romantic's Guide contains hundreds of tips for the romantically impaired. There are unique ideas on gift-giving, creative dating, having fun with food, and all the little things you can do each day for increasing the romantic potential of even the most stoic of lovers. The perfect gift for anyone involved in a loving relationship, it will encourage and inspire readers with its optimism, loving wisdom, and common sense.nnAbout the AuthornA brother to six sisters and a husband to Athena, Michael Webb is a full time romantic. Michael was born in Louisiana and earned his B.A. in Liberal Arts from Ambassador University. In addition to his hundreds of media appearances each year, Michael edits The RoMANtic Newsletter, is author of The RoMANtic syndicated column, is editor of The RoMANtic Tip of the Week E-Zine, and is the official romance expert of I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!