Finding the Hero in Your Husband : Surrendering the Way God Intended

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Summary: Finally! A book that is changing my marriage for good!
Review: Dr. Slattery did an excellent job of giving me, for the first time in my life, a good picture of what it means to submit in marriage. The idea that I actually have power through that submission is radically changing my marriage and my husband. He is actually becoming the man I have always hoped for. I plan on reading the book over and over to continue to remind me of what God intends for me to be as a wife. I have bought this book for all the women in my family and have recommended it to the women in my neighborhood as well as many friends. This is an excellent book for every woman's library!

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Summary: This Book Is Not Just for Women Only!!!
Review: I recently completed reading the book, "Finding The Hero In Your Husband, by Julianna Slattery, Psy.D., and wanted to express how this book helped both my husband and myself (this book is not just for women only!)
After reading a few chapters myself, I found this book to be so interesting and inspiring, I decided to share it with my husband; who being a macho man, probably wouldn't have picked the book up and read it himself. After we read the book, we were both really amazed, because we had gotten so much out of it!
I realized the great power I, the wife in our family, really have. And by following the suggestions in the book how I can help my husband (and in turn our whole family) to have a happier, closer relationship together; which means everything to me.
My husband said by reading the book, be began to realize how differently men and women look at things. He started to see things more from my perspective, and that has helped him to appreciate me so much more.
Recently we recommended this book to friends who were having some serious problems in their marriage; we told them by reading this book together, it could help them renew the love they once had.
As Christians, we want to live as God intended, and we both would highly recommend this book to all couples who want to enjoy a stronger and happier relationship!!!

Rating:
Summary: This Book Is Not Just For Women Only!!!
Review: I recently completed reading, "Finding The Hero In Your Husband,"
by Julianna Slattery, Psy,D., and wanted to express how the booked helped both my husband and myself (this book is not just for women only!)
After reading a few chapters myself, I found the book to be so interesting and inspiring that I decided to share it with my husband; who being a macho man, probably wouldn't have picked up the book and read it himself. I read it outloud to him, and it was really amazing, because we both got so much out of it!
I now realize the great power I, the wife in our family, really have. And, by following the suggestions in this book I can help my husband (and in turn my whole family) to have a happier and closer relationship together; which means everything to me.
My husband said by listening to me read the book, he began to realize how differently men and women look at things, and he started to see things more from my perspective, and that helped him to appreciate me so much more!
We recently recommended this book to a friend who confided to us that he and his wife were having some serious problems in their marriage, and he would do anything to save it. We told him this book could help him and his wife renew the love they once had.
As Christians, we want to live as God intented, and we both would highly recommend this book to all couples who may be having problems in their marriage, or just want to make their marriage a happier one!!!

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Summary: A little soul searching...
Review: This is an amazing book! Yes, Julie deals with submission, but more than anything she drives home the point that we are each responsible for our own actions. The moral behind the book is similar to the old saying, "Don't SEARCH for the perfect friend; BECOME the perfect friend!" It is something that is so easy for anyone (in this case, wives) to forget--it is easy to blame all of your problems or arguments on the things that your husband does wrong. Julie helps the reader to take responsibility for her own actions and attitudes. Wives should encourage, not manipulate; pray for their husbands, not nag them. She opened my eyes about so many things that I had been doing without even thinking about them! Thanks, Julie!