Month: May 2016

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for women only

for women only

for women only, by Shauti Feldhahn, is a very enlightening book to help women know about the “inner lives of men”.  I read this book many years ago.  When I picked it up to write about it this week, I remembered that I had read information in the book that I never really knew, but I couldn’t really remember enough about it to write about it.  I realized that I had to re-read this book and I am so thankful that I did. Continue reading →

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His Needs, Her Needs: How to Affair-Proof Your Marriage

his needs her needsI first read this book, His Needs, Her Needs, by Willlard Harley, when my husband and I were taking a pre-married class at church.  Having already lived through a divorce that involved an affair, I wanted to learn everything that I could to do my part in keeping that from happening again.  While reading it, I wished that I would have read it a long time ago.  There are so many things different about the way men and women think and what they need from their spouses. Continue reading →

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Love & Respect

love and respect
Love & Respect, by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs, was a life-changing book to me.  I had already been through a divorce before this book was even written.   Thankfully, I did read it before I re-married.  I could identify with many mistakes that I had made in my first marriage and knew that I didn’t want to make those mistakes in the future.

Dr. Emerson Eggerichs tells us that women desire to be loved, but men desperately need to be respected.  As a woman, I pretty much felt that I Continue reading →

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The Five Love Languages

Five Love Languages

The Five Love Languages, by Gary Chapman, is one of the best books to read if you want to be a student of your spouse and love your spouse the way your spouse needs to be loved.

What makes your spouse feel “loved”?  It is not likely that your spouse feels loved when you do things for your spouse that you would want your spouse to do for you.  Find out which of the five love languages is your spouse’s primary love language.
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Hello!

I have been thinking about creating this blog for a few years now, and have finally decided to “just do it”.

In this blog I plan to review marriage relationship books that have made a difference in my marriage and other relationships in my life.