The Pivotal Next Step in the Love Language™ Revolution Now You Can Personalize the Love You Give… Even More! Dr. Gary Chapman has helped more than 150 million people discover their love language. But discovering it is just the beginning.
The Pivotal Next Step in the Love Language™ Revolution Now You Can Personalize the Love You Give… Even More! Dr. Gary Chapman has helped more than 150 million people discover their love language. But discovering it is just the beginning. Love isn’t one-size-fits-all. What says “I love you” to one person might not mean a thing to another. Each love language has dialects—personal and powerful ways love is uniquely expressed and received. Miss them, and even the right language can fall flat. In this long-awaited follow-up, Dr. Chapman and Drs. Les and Leslie Parrott take the world-changing concept of the 5 Love Languages® one step further. They reveal why love often gets lost in translation—and how learning to speak the right dialect at the right time is the key to deeper connection. Whether you’re dating, decades into marriage, raising children, caring for aging parents, or deepening lifelong friendships, this book provides you with the tools to make love personal and truly felt. The love language that matters most is the one your loved one is longing to hear.—Dr. Gary Chapman
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