I Love Her, But . . .

By Robert Llewellyn Jones

"I Love Her, But..". is a funny, revealing take on what it really means to be happily married -- from the man's point of view.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0761104739
• ISBN13: 9780761104735
• Release Date: January 1996
• Publisher: Workman Publishing
• Length: 400 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.3" x 4.3"

Customer Reviews

Cute, funny, and oh so true. A perfect anniversary gift.

I bought this along with it's counterpart, "I Love Him, But..." and my wife and I spent many nights laying in bed, laughing and pointing fingers. We've since bought a half-dozen copies and sent them out to our married friends. To write this book they interviewed hundreds of happily married men and asked them to name their wive's most endearing or annoying little quirks. We both saw ourselves on many of the pages, and it's a sign of a good relationship when you can find the humor in it. The book itself is rather small, only about 4 inches square, and each page contains a quote from a different man. Some examples: '...her jewelry's all over the house. I find earrings in the shower, in bed, on the kitchen counter, on the stove. Then she's always late, panicked, because she can't find them. She's sure we've been robbed." "...everything has to be sterile. She scrubbed the cage with ammonia and killed the guinea pig." "...she rearranges me when I sleep. Turns my head, covers me, uncovers me, pushes me on my side." "...she talks to 'Mr. Johnson' like he's a seperate person with a mind and personality all his own." And on and on. Highly recommended for stable couples with good senses of humor.

Even I thought this was funny--and I'm one of the "her's"!

My husband received this book as a gift a number of years ago. I read it before he did and thought it was great! I saw not only myself in this book but my husband as well. I highly recommend this book if you want a good laugh.

A reminder for all of us.

I bought this book for my husband on a whim as a reminder that he is not alone and that it all depends on perspective. A definite book to keep reminding whomever you love that your little quirks aren't any different from anyone else's. And everyone has quirks!