Nathaniel Fried
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#1 Politics of Marriage
The book uses a conglomeration of short stories to teach the most important lessons of being successful in marriage. Concepts shared in 5 love languages, love and respect, the Bible and many more well-known marriage works are woven into an exciting storyline.
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Contributors: Jerome Myers from The Myers Development Group
#2 He’s Just Not That Into You
What is the recipe for a better marriage? Do you even need to have a wedding to have a marriage? Should millennials be considering marriage? New York Times bestselling authors Greg Behrendt and Amiira Ruotola answer these questions and dozens of others in their new marriage resource, How to Keep Your Marriage from Sucking (Diversion Books July 17, 2018).
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Contributors: Mike Onorato from Smith Publicity, INC.
#3 You Just Don’t Understand
This book analyzes the differences between men's and women's styles of conversation and explains that women and men have distinct values that affect issues like thanking people, interrupting people, apologizing, public speaking, etc. I have found this book very useful in my own marriage, and I taught its concepts to my linguistics and women's studies students.
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Contributors: Janet Ruth Heller from Janet Ruth Heller Books
#4 The Art of Loving
There are few people who can articulate love quite like Erich Fromm, which is what makes The Art of Loving the key to maintaining a strong and healthy marriage. Fromm tastefully defines love and what it takes to achieve a loving relationship by relying on his celebrated experience as a psychologist and psychoanalyst.
What really sets this book apart from others is that he addresses many kinds of love, including brotherly, erotic, spiritual, and romantic. But The Art of Loving is not just another self-help book on relationships; Fromm’s masterpiece is a must-read for anyone who wants to develop their emotions and tap into a more meaningful existence.
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Contributors: Caleb Backe from Maple Holistics
#5 The 5 Love Languages
This book offers actionable information to men to help them show and receive love from their partners. Guys will learn to speak her love language so that she truly hears what he is communicating and responds to him in a positive way that deepens intimacy.
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Contributors: Toni Coleman from LifeChange Coaching
#6 Lean In
This book describes what every woman knows and struggle within the workplace through words that are not only easy to understand but supported by examples and researches.
The book will help you get a new perspective on why things (in the workplace) are the way they are and what we (men and women) can do to change them.
This book is not only for women but for a man who wants to support their wives and daughters and help make this planet a place where men and women treated equally.
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Contributors: Ally Nathaniel from AN Better Publishing
#7 Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus
This book is a classic, and for good reason. It is super helpful for both sexes to understand how the other operates and how they are different from them.
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Contributors: Raffi Bilek from The Baltimore Therapy Center
#8 Glad to Be Dad: A Call to Fatherhood
I don't mean to assume that all couples will become parents. Most will, of course. But beyond that, Glad to Be Dad centers on the relationship between spouses, which is, after all, so critical in so many lives. (It even includes a chapter for parents called The Smoking Ruins of Your Sexual/Romantic Life which actually isn't as dismal as it may sound.
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Contributors: Tim J. Myers from Tim Meyers Story Song
#9 The Seven Principles to Making Marriage Work
This book covers the most important aspects of a lasting marriage and how to develop the necessary skills. It can be used at any point in a relationship, whether you are just starting out or trying to rebuild and maintain.
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Contributors: Sarah E. Clark from Clark Counseling Solutions
#10 How We Love
How We Love, by Milan and Kay Yerkovich, helps a husband to understand himself better based on his life and childhood experiences, in turn, helping him to understand his wife better. It helps spouses to accept and understand each other's' love styles.
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Contributors: Alyssa Paulsen Cremeans from Baker Public Relations Inc.
#11 Oh Baby! A Mom’s Self-care Survival Guide for the First Year
From dealing with physical and emotional changes to battling postpartum-depression to rekindling intimacy with your partner, this book keeps the focus on moms because you can't draw water (or breast milk, for thatmatter) from an empty well.
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Contributors: Maria Lianos-Carbone from A Mother World
#12 How to Improve Your Marriage Without Talking About It
Sometimes people want their marriage to improve but don't know how to talk about it. Or they do talk about it but their spouse doesn't want to talk about it. This is the perfect book for understanding how one spouse can take responsibility for himself and specific things he can try to improve the overall marriage.
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Contributors: Megan B. Bartley from Louisville Mindfulness Center
#13 Personality Plus
In this book, Florence Littauer describes four personality traits (sanguine, phlegmatic, choleric and melancholy). If you read both books by her and know both your partner's personality trait and love language, you will be set for understanding how your mate operates and thinks.
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Contributors: Leslie Elia from Growing Vital Health
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I enjoyed it also! Quite an unexpected twist with Maria. I quick read that you can take many lessons from to improve your relationships.
This is an awesome book and brings to light so many issues in an easy to understand way. Definitely a must have in the relationship library…
Best book I have ever read to be relatable, intune, upbeat, and very inspiring! When a book is presented with a title like, “Politics of Marriage,” you never know what to think except is this about to be a novel “Scandel” but was much more!