Book Review: 101 Simple Ways to Show Your Husband You Love Him

I love books by Kathi Lipp and this one is my latest favorite. Before she does anything else she begins with a husband personality test. As all wives know, each hubby or couple is different. That makes a big difference between this book and others which I have read in the past. Each of the ideas are very easy to do and they are fun. I love to find new ways of surprising my hubby in new ways and Kathi Lipp's tips will help me to be creative.

I was given this book by NetGalley and Harvest House publishers in exchange for my honest review.

Book Review: Living in Tandem

Living in Tandem, by Dave and sue Lunde, helps the reader see their marriage as a ride on a bicycle built for two.

Just as when riding a tandem, both riders need to be in sync and need to have a similar goal. It shares other aspect of tandem riding such as sharing the work, the difficulties a couple may face such as headwinds, tailwinds and hills. They also include scripture to help back up their concepts and they have a maintenance program to help with the future.

Some of the advice is common sense but with this new viewpoint, the words may be able to reach the reader that is interested in this activity. Even if the reader does not share this activity, they will still be able to find wise words that will help them prepare for some of the things a married couple will come across.

I was given this book by bookfun.org, and the author in exchange for my honest review.

Total Turnaround by Danette Joy Crawford

Total Turnaround by Danette Joy Crawford shows the importance of turning our lives over to God….our entire lives. Throughout the book the author gives examples, from her own life, of areas that need to be examined and then released to God. After introducing the reader to the Total Turnaround, Crawford shows different areas to concentrate on: Prayer Life, Spiritual State, Mind-set, Emotions, Self-image, Marriage and Relationships; Teenager, Finances, Health, Perspective, Every Area.

After reading each chapter, there are a set of “Points to Ponder” and Scripture to mediate on. Each of these tools help the reader to search themselves to see how to actually turnaround the item and let God care for it.

This is a great book to read for self-examination, or for a group guide. Crawford was able to reflect on her life to demonstrate God’s love of our entire lives.

I was given this book by the author and bookfun.org in exchange for my fair and honest review.