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Chocolate Kisses for Couples: Practical Ideas to Sweeten Your Love Life

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This book was helpful in giving very specific questions to discuss with your partner. I was hoping that both my husband and I would read it together, but it is definitely geared towards female readers.

This book is hilarious! I was laughing and loving it so much, hubby had to read it along side of me! I was actually surprised he wanted to. So that alone was encouraging!

Each chapter contains questions at the end to answer, a scripture verse, a "good night kiss" (something you should be saying to your spouse), and a funny quote. Cindy has laced the book with humor, personal experience, quotes from respected Christian authors such as Dr. Leman, but mostly the desire to show Christ in your marriage. Not to mention it is extremely funny that her husband has the same name as mine, so it really felt like I was reading some of my own experiences from the past years as she describes them.

We worked through some of the questions, and found Cindy's questions really relevant to our marriage life. Cindy is insightful and her experience, information she provides is extremely relevant in today's marriages. This is a book that i wish I would have read 10 years ago... and if I read it 10 years ago, I wish I would have been smart enough to take the advice and practice the ideas given in the book. She dispels some of the myths that WE ALL HAVE about marriage.. and oh will you laugh!! BECAUSE YOU KNOW YOU'VE BEEN THERE! I love the fact through the humor there is truth. We're not alone in our struggles and many many of experience similar paths one way or another.

My favorite parts are the "good night kiss". It made me smile and my husband smile every time I said them.

This is a book that I think any Christian couple could benefit from -whether you've been married 1 year, or 50 years. It is encouraging and will bless your marriage.

I think you can read this book a few ways. She suggests to read a chapter a week. We sort of just started reading, spent time on the stuff we needed to work on.. used some of the charts, questionnaires, but mostly read together and talked.