Review of 365+1 WAYS TO LOVE

Bruin Dez · Post by **Bruin Dez** » 19 Nov 2024, 11:33

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "365+1 WAYS TO LOVE" by Sandra E. Sosa Martinez.]

5 out of 5 stars

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365+1 Ways to Love is the first book in a three-part series by Sandra E. Sosa Martinez. This self-help book is written on colorful pages that can be displayed as an art book. Each page includes a list of questions about love and relationships. Some questions include “Are you an affectionate person? How do you make amends? What are you able to take from your relationship?”

What I liked most about this book is that it can be used as a journal. There’s room in between each question to write down your answers. The book can be used individually or the questions can be prompts for a couple to talk about what they expect from their relationship. These questions can help start tough conversations to understand different perspectives on love.

I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. It is professionally written and edited. There are no grammar or spelling errors. This is an excellent book and there is nothing that I did not like about it. Anyone who wants to reflect on their life and become aware of ways they can improve will appreciate this useful manual.

I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys journal prompts that help with personal growth. I do not recommend this book to readers uninterested in reading a list of thought-provoking questions. The questions are most relatable to those who are in a relationship or who want to reflect on their values before getting into a romantic relationship.

This book can be used in any order to reflect on relationships with a partner, family, and friends. Some questions are not suitable for very young readers to answer such as, “How do you help someone you love to end an abusive relationship? Should love involve torture? Are you a toxic person?”

Although this book focuses on love and relationships, there is no mention of sex, but there is a question about intimacy, which could mean any form of showing affection. The questions about abuse might trigger traumatic events for some readers. I plan to use this book as a journal and would like to read the other two books in this author's series.

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Post by **Kutloano Makhuvhela** » 23 Nov 2024, 06:20

Good review. I enjoyed going through it. Amazing work.

Mary John 10 · Post by **Mary John 10** » 24 Nov 2024, 01:25

"365+1 Ways to Love" by Sandra E. Sosa Martinez is a beautifully designed self-help book that doubles as a journal, offering thought-provoking questions to spark meaningful conversations about love and relationships.

Bruin Dez · Post by **Bruin Dez** » 05 Dec 2024, 16:15

Kutloano Makhuvhela wrote: ↑23 Nov 2024, 06:20 Good review. I enjoyed going through it. Amazing work.

Thank you for reading my review. I appreciate your feedback.

Naimah Agboluaje · Post by **Naimah Agboluaje** » 25 Dec 2024, 08:12

Yeehaw! After reading yer review of "365+1 Ways to Love" by Sandra E. Sosa Martinez, I reckon this book is a rootin' tootin' good read! This self-help book is more than just words on a page, it's an artistic journey with thought-provoking questions 'bout love and relationships.

I appreciate how this book doubles as a journal, with space for reckonin' on yer answers to them questions. Whether you're flyin' solo or in a partnership, these prompts can stir up discussions and give y'all new perspectives on love. From what I gather, this book is a mighty fine tool for personal growth, and I reckon anyone who enjoys journalizin' and reflectin' would find it mighty useful.

I'd give this book a solid five outta five stars, partner! It's professionally written and edited without a single hitch in grammar or spellin'. I couldn't find nary a thing to dislike 'bout it. Just keep in mind that some of them questions may not be suitable for young'uns, and there ain't no mention of sex in these here pages.

All in all, "365+1 Ways to Love" seems like a mighty fine read for folks interested in explorin' their relationships and findin' ways to improve 'em. So grab yerself a copy and saddle up for a wild ride of personal growth! Unforgettable journey, filled with twists and turns.

Bruin Dez · Post by **Bruin Dez** » 14 Jan 2025, 22:24

Kutloano Makhuvhela wrote: ↑23 Nov 2024, 06:20 Good review. I enjoyed going through it. Amazing work.

Thank you! I appreciate your response. I'm please that you enjoyed it.

Bruin Dez · Post by **Bruin Dez** » 14 Jan 2025, 22:25

Mary John 10 wrote: ↑24 Nov 2024, 01:25 "365+1 Ways to Love" by Sandra E. Sosa Martinez is a beautifully designed self-help book that doubles as a journal, offering thought-provoking questions to spark meaningful conversations about love and relationships.

I thought it was a great idea to also use this book as a journal to write in. It helps the reader reflect on their thoughts and feelings that they can revisit.