Happy Together. Books That Will Save Relationships

Eva Rodsky built a brilliant career in consulting, fell in love, got married, and then went on maternity leave. Upon returning to work, she was in despair – her to-do list never ended. She realized that her husband did not appreciate her work as a housewife, could not expect help from him, and their once close relationship had turned into mutual nitpicking and misunderstanding.

After discussing the situation with her friends, Eva realized that this is a problem for most women after giving birth – the housework done by the wife before and after work is often "invisible" to the husband. So she came up with a method that helped her convey the idea of equal partnership to her husband and fairly divide responsibilities in marriage. Harmony returned to their family, and each spouse found time for themselves. Very soon, the "fair play" rules were followed by their acquaintances, and then thousands of readers around the world.

Among the fans of the system is the famous actress Reese Witherspoon.