Advice for a Happy Marriage: From Miss Dietz's Third-Grade Class

by Debi Dietz Crawford and Friends

Third grade class gives some very basic truths on how their parents should remain married instead of getting a divorce. Each truth comes with pictures the students drew that goes with each truth.

64 pages, Hardcover

First published March 1, 1997

Reviews

[Semi-Academic Eric · Rating 4 out of 5]

This came to us as a white elephant gift at a party today. This fun, very fast read made us smile. My favorites follow:

Funny:
"Mostly say yes. (Like if you're going to have hot dogs for dinner and you really don't like hot dogs, it's okay to say no.)"

Actually insightful:
"if someone comes home late from work, don't make a fight about it because they have probably been working too hard."

I'm glad my sweet wife already knows that second one and that she doesn't make too many hotdogs.

[Dolly · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a sweet book, a present from a third grade class to their teacher when she got married. Full of wit, wisdom and advice from the 8 year old set, it is funny and sincere. It's a very quick read, but worth the five minutes.