Who would of guessed that men were actually right about something. Just kidding. I've heard my husband say many times that he didn't want to talk. That talking did nothing but cause a fight. A fight we never would of gotten into if we hadn't of talked.
However I was raised that in order to have a healthy marriage you need to talk about things. If there is a problem you need to open up to your spouse and hatch things out.
The author of this book lays out a plan that seems pretty good. However lets be honest here about something. You have to talk to your spouse. I would not put this book in motion as being my only plan of attack towards improving a marriage. You can use some of her advice but you will also have to open your mouth and communicate. There is no way around that.
I could be all wrong though. Someone else might read this book, do all it says and not have to really talk about anything. However that is not me and my marriage.

How to Improve Your Marriage Without Talking about It is a book with a lot of good practices, however as most know, coomunication is the key to a good marriage. Unless partners actually take the time and communicate issues in their marriage, there is no way to resolve the problem. This is the reason a lot of marriages fail because of lack of communication. The book discusses other ways to improve your marriage without talking about it but honestly you will have to talk even using their approach. It is a good read and may be helpful to others but for myself peronally, it is not a book I would recommend. Talking things out is important otherwise the problem will continue. True, men may not like to talk as much as women but if a woman would find a better way to talk effectively, I am sure a man will open up, at least mine does and we would not want a relationship where we didn't talk about our marriage. The book has a couple helpful points but they can be found in another marriage books that you would probably enjoy. Not worth buying a book that only 5-7 pages appeal to you.