Reviews for They Call Me Mr. Romance: A Busy Man's Guide to Romancing His Wife

The average rating for They Call Me Mr. Romance: A Busy Man's Guide to Romancing His Wife based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2009-01-02 00:00:00 John Quadrino I bought this book a number of years ago and decided to read it again recently. It consists of thirty-one chapters, each devoted to a particular discipline. For clarification, the author deals with developing discipline. In some cases, the discipline may come from dealing with such things as danger, darkness, declining days, desperation, and disillusionment. Each chapter is worth taking the time to read and contemplate. I chose to read it as a devotional book this time rather than reading straight through it as I did years ago. Rather than seeking information, I was seeking help in spiritual growth and becoming more disciplined in my own life. I recommend it highly.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-07-31 00:00:00 Rich Sucik This was my second Bible. The first was the Beginners Bible, but by age 6 I had read all of it, so I wanted a new one. At Christmas, My parents surprised me with the Picture Bible. At first, I didn't like the comic book format, but soon I got used to it. By the time I was 10, I had worn it out, with me needing a new one again. This Bible is one of the greatest ways to get a young one to read God's word. It has LOTS of action, dramatic drawings, and little articles in between chapters that let your young one learn a little extra that most kids Bibles may not explain. I like the fact that not only does it show the main stories (Like David and Goliath, Noah's Ark, and the crucifixion.) It shows the minor prophets, and some of the Epistles as well. If you want your kid to have a deep understanding of the Bible, this is a great place to start.