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“Read People Like a Book” by conversation coach Patrick King challenges the perception that understanding others is an innate talent, asserting that it’s a skill that can be acquired and mastered. Considered by some as a contemporary equivalent to Dale Carnegie’s classic “How to Win Friends and Influence People,” King’s book offers a comprehensive examination…
In “Relationship Goals” by Michael Todd, the lead pastor of Transformation Church, readers are guided towards transcending societal relationship norms and embracing a deeper connection with God. Todd challenges the superficial expectations set by pop culture, urging readers to apply biblical wisdom to their relationships. The book unfolds a six-stage relationship progression, emphasizing the importance…
“She Comes First” by Ian Kerner challenges conventional beliefs about female sexuality and aims to empower men to better understand and satisfy women sexually. According to Kerner, a noted psychotherapist and sex counselor, the book addresses the concept of “ill-cliteracy” among men, suggesting that many heterosexual women experience unsatisfactory sexual lives due to a lack…
Thich Nhat Hanh is a Buddhist monk who is blessing the world with the message of love. His book will tell you the ways to be loved and how to spread this love in the world. He quotes an example that if we put a spoonful of salt in a cup of water it will…
In Elizabeth Gilbert’s “Committed,” the author reflects on marriage and its complexities, drawing from her personal experiences. The narrative unfolds after the events of “Eat, Pray, Love,” where Gilbert meets Felipe, a Brazilian living in Bali. The couple, initially averse to marriage due to past divorces, faces the necessity of tying the knot because of…
In the profound exploration of love, Thich Nhat Hanh’s “How to Love” emerges as a cherished guide, blending Zen teachings with timeless wisdom. The heart, compared to a vast river, unveils the transformative power of magnanimity. Contrary to common belief, love doesn’t make people magnanimous; it is magnanimity that fosters true love. As hearts expand,…
“Modern Romance” by Aziz Ansari and Eric Klinenberg delves into the complexities of contemporary dating and marriage, comparing it to the historical norms. The collaborative investigation, presented with humor and social experiments, highlights the shifts in societal expectations and choices that have transformed the landscape of love. The historical context presented in the book emphasizes…
Safe People by John Townsend & Henry Cloud is a book that tells you the safest ways to remain mentally healthy. Human beings are designed in a way to live and interact with other human beings because he is a social animal and they can not be survived at all living all alone in some…
Barrie Davenport in her book 201 Relationship Questions writes about the importance of relationships. She states that it is an irony that we prepare for every single thing before getting involved in it even before driving a car we make sure to have driving lessons so why don’t we bother to train ourselves before getting…
bell hooks is an American black writer who talked a lot about the lost values as well as the oppression that black women have been facing. She seems to be very much inspired by her grandmother and after her death, she started using small alphabets at the beginning of her name. bell Hooks is famous…