by William Oak Publisher: Guidepost Press

Guide Rating - Pros • Sensible. • Inspirational. • Great writing style. Cons • Allegorical storytelling style may be difficult for some to understand. • No index. The Bottom Line - Genuine love sometimes calls for hard choices. Couples could use these stories as a springboard for discussions about their own marriage. Each story, parable, fable, and folktale has an uplifting, inspirational message along with practical tips for living a lifetime together.

Key Points
•	Love takes work: "One must sow love to reap love. But only by daily cultivation will the harvest be abundant."
•	Making love happen: "Some go through life letting love happen, but it is better to go through life making love happen."
•	Love is giving: "Love is giving and sometimes giving means giving in."

Some of the lessons include mutual trust, good communication, firm commitment, a strong bond of friendship, and the willingness to work hard at a relationship. I recommend that couples read one of these stories together each week. Taking time to later discuss their thoughts and feelings about the message they individually heard makes this book a great communication tool.

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