Where’s My Happy Ending?: Happily Ever After and How the Heck to Get There
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What is ‘happily ever after’? Does it really exist? What do you do once you get there?
Anna and Matt, journalists and authors of the Sunday Times bestseller Parenting the Sh*t Out of Life, have been together for over ten years. They set out to discover what it takes to make it to forever by travelling the world to seek the answers to our greatest questions about love: How do you know you’ve got a keeper? Are we better off solo? How long does love last?
In seeking these answers, Anna and Matt are forced to confront the daily niggles and a passive aggressions that have accumulated throughout their relationship. How can you avoid exploding at your partner because they have left crumbs all over the counter again? Through shared tears, laughter, one improperly discarded toenail clipping and many lost bank cards, Where’s My Happy Ending? offers insight and advice from world-leading relationship experts, therapists, a lollipop lady and a fisherman on what it really means to find and keep love today.
Join Anna and Matt on a searingly honest journey of their experiences in love and marriage with two small children, while navigating the often muddy waters of modern romance in a world where the odds seem stacked against you. Every chapter contains the dual voices of the authors sharing their individual perspectives and anecdotes from their life together, as well as from their research with romance novelists, celibate monks, neurologists and the founders of a free love commune. At a time where it feels like the arguments outweigh the bunk-ups, this belly-laugh inducing book is a study on whether love and relationships could be simpler – or more complex – than we think.
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