The 5 Apology Languages: The Secret to Healthy Relationships

It is a good book. Well written, with good examples and illustrations.

Provides good info for marriage couples and engaged.

Really insightful; this book masterfully combines professional expertise, real-life examples, and explanations after each example. What went wrong, how could it be made right, and what methods it took to get there, are some of the recurrent questions answered throughout the book. More certainly than not, you will find yourself reflected in at least one of these situations. At least once, you may reach a moment of self realisation as you read the book. I will attach a few pictures for reference. As markers, I use wax Bible markers bought off amazon, as they don't bleed through to the other page. And yes, we haven't invested enough in emotional intelligence, we do know too little about it, and this book helps fill in that gap. Enjoy.

A good analogy on the skills of communicating with family and friends without the current overwhelming diatribe of everyone being a victim. The book places responsibility on each person to act in deference to self in order serve , help and encourage others yet leaving self wholesome, at peace and matured . The high calling of serving others cannot be compared to the deprecating focus on self which is never satisfied and eventually consumes self, feeding anxiety frustration and anger

Got it for my mum She loved it