Review: Great advice
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 12, 2014
First of all, I feel that I should point out that I have read quite a few friendship/relationship-related books in my time, but I can definitely say that 'The Relationship Triangle' is by far not only one of the most insightful and and educational books on the topic, but also one of the most pleasurable to read due to the relaxed and almost conversational tone that blends perfectly with the writing style. The author has found that perfect medium of keeping the book informative - while also preventing it from feeling like a chore to read; this is something that I can't say for many nonfiction reads that I come across, and it's ultimately a huge part of why I enjoyed this book so much.The author offers some great advice regarding life skills in general for any kind of interpersonal relationships; this isn't a book solely dedicated for relationships between partners - it instead offers great info that can be applied to literally any kind of friendship or relationship and everything is expressed in a concise and straightforward manner and writing style that makes the best use of almost every single page in the book.Overall, I am more than impressed with the content and I know for a fact that I will be applying much of what I have learned essentially in my everyday daily life - what I admire most about this book is that it is full of actual PRACTICAL information that I found could be applied literally right away, I can definitely say that a large majority of the book really struck a chord with me on a personal level and almost the entirety of the read made a lot of sense to me. Although I am left satisfied with the read, I do wish that the book was longer - as I simply think that the author truly has a knack for giving relationship advice. For this reason, I am giving this book 4 stars, but I ultimately still consider The Relationship Triangle more than a worthwhile read, and I will definitely be recommending it to others.