A Book of Couples

by Gayle Prather and Hugh Prather

Book Overview

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0385187858
• ISBN13: 9780385187855
• Release Date: January 1988
• Publisher: Main Street Books
• Length: 209 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.4" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

From a Divorce Attorney

This is the BEST marriage relationship book I've ever read and recommended to clients who are willing to consider reconciliation instead of divorce. One problem-when I lend a client this book, it's never returned. That's why I'm having to reorder it in quantity again today. This and P.E.T. are the only two books I ever recommend to clients, and I recommend one or the other routinely to my clients, depending on their situations. The feedback from those who actually read the book is always along the lines of "Close, if not the best book I ever read". I'd put it right behind the Bible and A Course in Miracles, which seems such a part of Prather's inspiration. The Last Instruction at the end is alone worth the price of the book. A book, once read, that will never be forgotten.

Super book with real live SOLUTIONS to relationship problems

I love The Book For Couples. Not only is it fun and funny reading but it's extremely helpful. I've had mine for ten years and I still pick it up frequently.Hugh and Gayle Prather don't waste 90% of the book telling us what is WRONG with our relationship (like so many self-help books I've read). They give practical, concrete suggestions of how to be in a relationship so it will work. It's like an owner's manual for relationships.I'm disappointed that the Book For Couples is out of print now. I was looking for it here to give to a friend as a wedding gift. It's much more useful than another toaster. It is worth searching for. I hope I can find a copy somewhere (you too).

Sink below ego to access real love for partner

How to sink below unimportant ego issues to focus on true love for your partner. What is and isn't worth fighting over. How to forgive and move forward in relationships. Very uplifting.