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Product Description
Think you know everything there is to know about your husband? This marriage game activity book for couples will be the judge…
Quiz books for couples are a fun way to find out just how well you know your better half. Featuring 100 questions that range from…Can you name one of his old flames? to Does he believe in the afterlife? to Does he remember where you went on your first date together?, Do You Know Your Husband? is a great husband and wife game to play―for newlyweds and those celebrating their twentieth anniversaries alike! Play as a couple on date night, or for the more competitive types, invite another couple over to go head-to-head and see who knows each other best.
Grab a pencil and find out... Would he like to go to space? Did he collect anything as a child? What does he consider his best physical feature? Among your relatives, who is his favorite? Is he superstitious?
Also check out the companion book, Do You Know Your Wife? so you each have a go! Makes a great engagement party game or to give as a stocking stuffer, anniversary, wedding, Valentine's Day or birthday gift!
Customer Praise for Do You Know Your Husband?
"We loved filling out these books! We learned a lot of fun things about each other and led us to some cool conversations! We plan to throw these in to wedding gifts as a fun addition in the future."
"Perfect for Date Night!"
"Bought this book to fill out and give to my husband for Valentine's Day. After 17 Valentine's the jewelry and dinners start to lose their "umph" and I am always looking for more creative, personal gifts."
About the Author
Dan Carlinsky is a writer and literary agent. He is the author of Do You Know Your Husband? and Do You Know Your Wife?, which have sold more than 250,000 copies.
Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.
Think you know all about the man on the other side of the dinner table? Well, maybe. Let this little book be the judge.
The fact is, no matter how long you've been together, there's probably plenty you don't know about the man in your life. If the two of you are like most couples, you probably talk more about the neighbors and the news than about yourselves. The result: an information gap.
Counselors say that knowing about your partner's past and preferences can be important―even things like "Who was his best friend in grade school?" and "Does he hate squash?" Knowing, they say―even knowing such bits of trivia―is a sign of caring.
Now, that's not to say that if you and he are on the verge of a split, knowing his shoe size will save your relationship. But, as the lady said as she offered chicken soup to the dying man, "It couldn't hurt!"
So grab a pencil and show what you know. The answers, of course, are not in the book; only he can say. So after you've completed the test, ask him to check your answers and figure your score.
The test has 100 questions. Count ten points for each correct answer. Where you miss some of a multi-part question, divide and take partial credit; you'll need all the help you can get. Here's how to rate yourself:
Above 900: Very impressive. In fact, downright amazing.
700-900: Pretty good, but you might want to work a little to polish off your knowledge. Start asking questions...and pay attention.
Below 700: Weak. Ask him to give you a remedial course.
Take the "Do You Know Your Husband?" test. You may find you have something to brag about, or you may be humbled. Either way, just by going over your answers together, you'll learn a little and have some fun as well. Good luck.
―D.C.
1. For starters, will he take this test:
____ Eagerly?
____ Indifferently?
____ Kicking and screaming?
2. Does he have his tonsils?
____ Yes
____ No
3. What does he generally do with junk mail?
____ Throw it away without opening it
____ Skim it, just in case
____ Read it carefully no matter what
4. What's his boss's wife's first name?
5. If you died tomorrow, how soon would he want to get into another relationship?
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