Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Book Review - What's He Really Thinking?
“What’s He Really Thinking – How to be a relational genius with the man in your life” by Paula Rinehart can be enlightening as to how women interact and communicate with any man in their life. Men and women are different with how they communicate with and respond to each other. These differences can lead to barriers being built between man and wife leading to marital problems and ultimately divorce. A man bases his worth on his work, what he does and feeling adequate to take care of his wife and family is key to who a man is. Rinehart shares her wisdom and experience with women to help them become the “cheerleader” that their husbands need them to be. Learning how to respect one’s husband is also a section discussed along with expectations and intimacy. I would recommend this book to anyone who interacts with males on a personal basis daily. It is a quick read and organized in a clear, concise way that draws the reader in. Great for anyone seeking to understand the man in her life better!
Thursday, July 9, 2009
The I Believe Bunny - Book Review
I recently received The I Believe Bunny book by Tish Rabe from Thomas Nelson. This is the first in a series. It is an adorable, hardcover children's book. Written in rhyme this is a book that is easy to read and catches one's attention. Philippians 4:13 "I can do everything through Him who gives me strength" is the key verse for the premise of this book. I Believe Bunny is feeling down and hoping the rain will soon stop (sounds familiar for right now! :) ) and he hears a little voice of a mouse caught in the river needing help. Bunny prays for help and his prayer is answered when his friends rush over to help. This cute story illustrates for young children that God will help you in time of need and that when you have faith in God nothing is impossible for you, no matter your size. With beautiful illustrations to go along with the text, children will love to look at the pictures and hear and/or read the rhyming words.
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