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Great book, Dr. Laura has a great no nonsense way of telling you like it is.
Good advice for problem marriages. Not that helpful for good marriages wanting to make them even better.
IT IS NEVER TOO LATE. These books can help you sort things out and move toward health & happiness. We all pick up wrong ideas & relational concepts as we are growing up. Laura has a biblical background, her ideas are sound & presented from a sensical point of view. I wish I had read this book & "Ten Stupid Things Women." before I married. These books will help you see if your relationship is a healthy one, if your partner is emotionally healthy, and if you are healthy (if you can view things honestly.). Although Dr.
The cover said it was 3 hours long, but it was more like 2 1/2. The narration itself was expressive and easy to listen to.
I think it's great if mothers are able to be stay-at-home moms, but not everyone is able to do this).That said, if you can get past her judgmental nature and are open to doing things differently to improve your relationship,she does offer some good advice. Laura" admittedly does take some getting used to, with her strong opinions and old-fashioned standards.
"Dr. (She's totally against mothers who work outside the home and divorced parents who even entertain thoughts of another relationship before all their children are 18.
I have a long commute to work and decided to get the audio book instead of the print version. I was a little disappointed with the brevity.
When I first starting listening to her radio show on Sirius, I couldn't believe how harsh she is with callers she doesn't agree with-especially the women.
Laura tells it like it is and after three decades, continues to be a beacon of common sense and gettingpeople to think "outside themselves" for a successful, loving, giving life. Dr. Loved it.
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