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The Bride's Book : (For the Night Before the Wedding)

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The Brides Book is one of the wittiest and most enjoyable pieces of insight I have ever read. To be taken not so seriously and yet when understood with its humorous undertone sheds enlightenment on one of natures greatest mysteries and most pleasurable passions. Reverend Bill takes men and women on a journey into the most intimate world of passion, romance, and understanding in a way that puts a fresh and wise perspective on relationship and communication. Whether one agrees or disagrees with the books premise noone will walk away without either a strong opinion or a smile on their face. This book which is easy reading and is readable in about an hour (about 50 pages) will go down as one of the classics. It's short, succinct, directly to the point and a lot of fun. And it fits more easily into a purse or pocket than does the bible. Rarely do I find a book that has gotten me to laugh out loud and reflect more on the relationship between man and woman than The Brides Book. I cannot more strongly recommend a book. In its way it has more poignancy and wisdom than almost any book I've read including the bible, (over 1000 pages), which is not always to the point, practical, speaks in a funny language and takes a lifetime to learn. The Brides Book has the added benefit of being completely guilt free and you can immediately apply what you learn. Whether you agree with Reverend Bill's insight or not The Brides Book will make you smile, laugh and yearn to be with someone you love and want to share intimacy with. Anyone in a relationship should share a copy. A definite 5 Star (*****) rating.

While funny, the blue language was quite a surprise. I'm pretty sure the author used every word there is for body parts.What I hoped for was a light-hearted approach for a new, inexperienced bride, and what I got was much more graphic than I was comfortable giving. If it wasn't so [inexpensive], I'd have returned it. Instead I filed it in the circular file. In a plain brown wrapper.