The 5 Love Languages
By: Gary Chapman
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By Deborah Tannen
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Keeping Love AliveBy: Kenneth W. MathesonClick to read review
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Wow! Sounds like an interesting book to read. I really like how you talked about the "5 love languages". I agree everybody needs to be loved and that each of us prefers to be loved in a specific way. Thanks for sharing this information.
Lisa Cropp