"Attached" by Amir Levine and Rachel S.F. Heller is a must-read for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of themselves and their relationships. The book offers a fresh perspective on attachment theory and explains the science behind the way we approach love, drawing on extensive research to reveal the three attachment styles that shape our behavior in relationships.

Whether you're anxiously preoccupied, avoidant, or securely attached, "Attached" provides a clear and concise guide to identifying your attachment style, as well as that of your partner or potential partner. The authors explain how our attachment styles are formed by our early relationships with caregivers and our first partners, and how they influence our approach to love throughout our lives.

The book also offers practical advice on how to navigate the challenges of relationships, including how to communicate with your partner, how to build trust and intimacy, and how to manage conflict. It helps you see pitfalls you may encounter and how best to deal with them.

While the book stands alone as a valuable resource, I agree with the previous reviewer that it's best read in conjunction with other books, such as "The 5 Love Languages" and "Emotional Intelligence," to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the beliefs that underlie our approach to love.

Overall, "Attached" is an insightful and empowering book that offers a refreshing perspective on relationships. It provides valuable insights for anyone looking to build healthier, more fulfilling relationships with themselves and their partners.