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Getting to Know Another

Reviewed by Madelyn Miller

As a newly single person, I have a lot to learn about dating. And the whole process of getting to know someone intimately after being married for 34 years is a bit daunting.

Where do you start?

Luckily I found a book that answers some of those questions. Or actually it asks the questions you should discuss in a relationship

Getting To Know You brings humor and insight to the often-complicated relationships of the new millennium. Whether you’ve known each other for 25 years or 25 minutes these 365 questions and activities will help strengthen and grow any relationship with friends, family, spouses and significant others.

Packed with 160 pages of questions, Getting To Know You makes it fun rather than frightening for readers to learn more about others and themselves. Non-threatening questions probe memories, secrets, ambitions, desires, family, attitudes and perceptions.

This reader-friendly book sets the stage for new or improved relationships with friends you've just met or a special someone you've known for years. Here's a sample:

"Describe your mother in one word."
"Have you ever broken one date to go on another date with someone else?"
"If you were given $10,000 cash that no one else knew about, (including Uncle am) what would you do with it?"
"Who would you cast as yourself in a movie about your life?"

Authors Jeanne McSweeney, a college instructor and marketing professional and

Charlie Leocha, author of Travel Rights, Ski Europe and Skiing America, have written a warm and friendly book which will keep friends, family and lovers entertained for years.

Getting To Know You retails nationally for $6.95. 

World Leisure Corporation
177 Paris Street
Boston, MA 02128
tel. (617) 569-1966; fax (617) 561-7654
e-mail: wleisure@aol.com
ISBN: 0-915009-30-7

It is available at bookstores and gift shops. Or you may order the book by calling toll-free (800) 742-6139; through worldleisure.com , amazon.com  and bn.com .

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