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Save Your Marriage
Save the Marriage eBook,
L. Baucom (e-Book, 159 pages)
This book makes the point that you don't have to find
the perfect person to have a great marriage. Besides,
the perfect person doesn't exist. To have a great marriage,
you just have to find the perfect person for you. Even
then, couples will have problems. Some of these couples
will seek couples therapy; and that therapy usually
fails.
The author covers some key topics such as the
importance of WE over I and you; marriages
success when couples live in the present and not the
past; and that each partner needs to set boundaries
for her partner and communicate whenever those boundaries
are crossed. All in all, we like this book and recommend
it for couples at any point in their marriages.
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 Save
my marriage today, A. Waterman, et al (e-book, 116 pages)
This book was written for married couples and
is not intended for couples living together or in a "committed
relationship". The authors believe that
marriage is a good and desirable arrangement between two
people. But, they also believe that problems set in after
the wedding because the spouses now feel they've "won"
the marriage prize. They now have their partners and no
longer have to work at their marriages.
Briefly stated, the authors explain that life
(and marriage) is not a movie. All marriages
have ups and downs. The successful, happy, marriages invest
in the relationship and overcome the bad times because
marriage is worth it. The book takes a realistic look
at the life cycle of marriages and offers some good advice
on how you can work through all the issues and problems
that all married couples face. The book also includes
some exercises you can do alone or together to keep you
and your partner in touch and out of divorce court.
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 Keep
Your Marriage, Wasson and Hefner (e-Book, 176 pages)
The subtitle, and apt description of this book
is: What to do when your spouse says "I don't love
you anymore". The book is written for men
and women in relationships (especially married) in which
one partner wants out or wants a divorce. Especially valuable
are the ten questions you should ask yourself before deciding
if it's worth trying to save your marriage. There is also
a list of 21 "marriage busters". Do any of these
and you can be sure that your partner will walk out the
door.
Make no mistake: this book is for marriages that
are in serious trouble. Whether you ever go to
marriage counseling, or whether you just throw in the
towel and break up, this book will help you better evaluate
the current state of your marriage so that you can make
a smarter decision about what's next. For those of you
whose marriage is breaking up, we recommend this book.
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Side of Goodbye: Stop Your Breakup Now, T. Luv (online
e-Book-cannot print or download)
This is a book for everyone who's been told by
a lover or spouse that the marriage/relationship is over.
The book details strategies to stop the breakup and get
back together with your partner. The basic message is:
if what you're doing right now to get your spouse back
isn't working, then do the opposite.
Section One of the book describes four "tricks"
and 20 "rules" you can use to win back your
partner. The chapter on special situations was
very good, as was the information on how to win every
disagreement. Another section deals with our biggest problem:
ourselves. There are important discussions on codependency,
insecurity, and self-reliance.
Some of the tricks and rules may surprise you,
but the overall message is a good one. If you
are in a relationship where the other person is leaving
you, you have nothing to lose and much to gain by reading
this book. We liked this book a lot.
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Creative Dates, M. Webb (e-Book, 102 pages)
Are you so tired of the dinner-and-a-movie date
you could just scream? This book is just what
you need to impress your date with new, fun, and inexpensive
ideas for dates. Date ideas for all occasions: birthdays,
anniversaries, picnic, dinner dates, vacations.
Romantic dates don't need to be extravagant
or expensive. The best dates are fun, creative,
and most of all romantic. If you use just one new idea
each week, this book will give you six years of ways
to delight your partner and be the envy of your buds.
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 Rapid
Relationship Recovery, N. East (e-Book, 73 pages)
Several years ago, the author was preparing to
move to another city to marry her fiance. One
week before Christmas, he broke up with her. This book
is based on her life experiences as she dealt with the
aftermath.
The book has a unique and quite sensible answer
to how long it takes to get over a failed relationship. The author writes about positive self talk, the
Law of Attraction, and evaluating belief systems. The
book reads better than does this review. At the book's
end, she includes the lessons she has learned and reveals
the perfection in her situation. The book is written in
an easy-to-read style and contains much wisdom in its
relatively few pages. If you're mourning a past relationship,
this book can help.
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Communication Magic, S. Collins
and O. Collins (e-Book, 77 pages)
As the title indicates, this book is about
improving your communications, especially with your
partner. The authors draw on personal experiences
to describe their own communication problems and the
steps they take to resolve them.
Among the topics in the book are: the 4 ways
to communicate within a relationship and steps to take
to improve your communication skills. The authors
include real life examples, tips, and exercises you
can do to clean up your communications with your partner.
By being responsible for communicating and listening,
you can create greater intimacy and less stifle in your
relationship.
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Creating Relationship Magic,
S. Collins and O. Collins (e-Book, 122 pages)
This book is more like a reference manual for
relationships. It is divided into 52 short
(2-3 pages) chapters on the various issues in all relationships.
Rather than reading from page 1 to the end-typical with
most books-you can zero in on the issues most important
to you. Some issues are negative: blame, fear, jealousy,
lying. Others, however, are positive and aspects of
relationships we all want: forgiveness, intimacy, passion,
and trust.
It's likely that not all chapters will have
relevance for you. But, there's enough "stuff"
here to create new personal insights and even to open
discussions with your partner. The material is easy
to read, but still important and worthwhile.
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"Should
You Stay or Should You Go?" Susie and Otto
Collins (e-Book, 119 pages)
Before Susie and Otto married
each other, they had both been in long term marriages.
Both had decided that their previous relationships were
not what they wanted, so they left their spouses and
divorced. As a result of the soul-searching each went
through en route to their divorces, they co-wrote this
book to assist others in evaluating their own situations.
As the Collins' admit, this
is not a typical book. Rather, it is more of a workbook
or guidebook. In the book, you will not find
any advice or recommendations. You will find, however,
19 chapters of questions to ask-and answer- yourself
while you are deciding if your relationship can be saved
or should be saved. Chapters include "Finding Your
True Self", "Identifying Patterns of the Past",
"Flirtations and Affairs", and "Sorting
it all out".
The questions are all simple
and straightforward. They are the questions
every thoughtful person would ask herself before making
such a major life decision as seeking a divorce. However,
there is value in working through all the considerations
and writing down your thoughts. There may be some issues
you haven't considered, or issues you haven't fully
thought through.
The authors take no position
on staying in or leaving a marriage. Their
purpose is for the reader to make an informed, deliberate,
and honest evaluation of the current relationship. In
this way, the reader will most likely make the best
decision for himself/herself, and ultimately for the
other person as well.
Rather than stay in mental
and emotional turmoil, you may want to get this book.
Working through the questions can give you a sense of
guiltlessness and thoroughness that will bring you comfort
and strength regardless of whether you stay or whether
you go.
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