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Love and Respect by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs

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 Back to the shelf stash.
This book is....a guide to understanding marriage in terms of what the author describes as the greatest male and female needs.

Author: Dr. Emerson Eggerich

Keep or Donate: Donate! This book is the first to fail the 50 page test. I found his premise reductionist at best and couldn't really get past the part when he said that a greeting card store was a representation of a woman's most deeply held values. I'll be a charitable reader and assume he had no idea how utterly condescending that was (along with talk of "pink sunglasses" and "blue sunglasses")...but this is not the book for me.

Rating: 3/5. Charitably

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