-Amy Dickinson, Time magazine
"Iris Krasnow provides an inside look into a venerable institution. This is valuable because few people openly discuss the personal aspects of their partnership."
-Washington Post Bookworld
"Krasnow shows us that the long, gray corridors of our daily lives are in fact blessed places where we can, if we try, find our true happiness ... a bracing book that gives comfort."
-Vince Passaro, O The Oprah Magazine
"Reading this book will show how important true bi-partisanship is."
-Sam Donaldson, ABC News
"Her anecdotes from other marriages are as engaging as any gossip could be. But this book does a serious service, too. It allows us to admit, to ourselves if not to others, that marriage, our marriage, is not a state of sustained happiness, it is not a seamless union of two people. Marriage is not perfect, but it can be perfectly adequate, and if you stop striving for more, you can settle quite happily for that."
-Susan Reimer, The Baltimore Sun
