Jillian here and I'm back with a review that's not a juvenile book! This is actually on the opposite end of the spectrum.
We're not a blog that typically posts non-fiction/self-help books. Since several people recommended this book to me in the span of a week, I figured that it might be something worth and reading. This was the same week that Matthew Hussey was giving an interview on Z100 and I figured that this book might be worth the read. Which, if you listen to Z100, you would know that this took place 3 weeks ago now.
The 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman presents the idea that there are 5 love languages that we can speak and these languages seem to drive what we're most looking for because that aspect is what's lacking. Everyone has a "love tank" and at some point in one's life, this tank could become empty. If you're in a relationship or a marriage, what do you do when that happens? How do you fix it? Can you fix it? Is it possible to fall back in love with someone that you may have fallen out of love with?
This was definitely an interesting read. I think that it definitely made me aware of things but I wouldn't say that what I learned was Earth shattering.
Self-help books are kinda funny in how you recommend them to people. I think that it might be easier to offend someone in doing so...
Anyway, I give this book 3.5 coffee beans out of 5.
- Jillian
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