Review of My Spouse, my friend

[Gerry Steen]

Shouldn't your spouse be your best friend? This is important to consider, because you need to be there for each other through thick and thin. If you do not understand your relationship or do not see eye-to-eye regarding finances, you should consider the advice Ingiete Oyama has to offer. Read "My Spouse, My Friend".

[Cristina-Ioana Toader]

Great review! Thank you for your effort. I also had the pleasure of reading this book, and it profoundly impacted me with its exploration of the nature of marriage. The author convincingly argues that successful marriages are not a matter of luck but are instead built on the foundation of mutual commitment. The idea that both partners must choose to stay and work through challenges together emphasizes the importance of dedication, effort, and a shared determination to overcome obstacles.

[Wen Casey]

I would love read the book to know the important factors like finances, friends and others guiding marriage.
The breakdown is what I am really interested in.

[MAHAD BAIG MIRZA]

This is an excellent review! The reviewer provides thoughtful insights into the book, highlighting both its strengths and areas for improvement. Their balanced perspective and focus on the practical aspects of the book make this review highly informative and engaging.

[Amanda Brouillette Gladden]

My honest opinion, I think books on marriage can help many people, especially in a time when most end in divorce. However, I do disagree that God needs to be added for a successful marriage. But, if this is your belief and you are looking for another perspective to masons your marriage, I hope this book helps.

[Bettny Andrade]

My Husband, My Friend, by Ingiete Oyama, is a book dedicated to raising awareness about married life and the values ​​present in this union. It gives examples and points of view with different examples to lead to reflection and support to improve with my people and as a couple. #BOTD

[Jane Gaskins]

A very interesting review, I agree with the author. A marriage based on God-given dictates is strong. I have to agree with Elizabeth, repeating points was essential. Marriage in modern times requires a lot of work and respect. Friends, finance, and roles need to be discussed in advance creating a clear road map and lower stress levels. Anyone in a long-term marriage can confirm that there are plenty of things to side-track and wreck a relationship. Be mindful and respectful of the other's feelings and desires.

[Jeff Kanda]

This topic is so interesting and I am really curious to know more from the author.
Thanks for the engaging review!

[kingstephen]

This book offers great insights and practical advice on how couples can live harmoniously together. I appreciate the author's firm convictions and the actionable steps provided to improve marriage. I highly recommend this book to Marriage Counselors and Advisors who truly wish well for their clients

[Nancy004]

My Spouse My Friend by Ingiete Oyama offers insightful perspectives on marriage, highlighting the importance of understanding, finances, and friendship in relationships. The author's practical advice and emphasis on God's role make it a valuable read for couples.

[Nemanja Jankovic]

"My Spouse, my friend" by Ingiete Oyama is a book in which the author gives her view of marriage as an institution and relationship. The book covers important topics of importance for marriage such as sensuality, finances, and roles in marriage.

[Henry Omondi 1]

An honest review and you can grasp the concept of marriage portrayed in the book. The tackles contemporary marriage issues and could be useful to couples.

[Chris Agbara]

"My Spouse My Friend" by Ingiete Oyama offers a insightful and practical guide to building a strong marriage, exploring key factors like sensuality, finances, and friendship. With personal anecdotes and a firm faith perspective, this book is an eye-opener for couples, providing valuable lessons and solutions to common marital challenges.

[Upasana Vidish Purohit]

My Spouse, my friend" by Ingiete Oyam is about marriage and their relationship after marriage, challenges, how to overcome problems and work together as team. Very interesting read. Congratulations on BOTD!!

[Marion Muguro]

The author shared her perspectives and views on marriage as an institution and relationship.
The author as she explains the concept of marriage and it's demands she points out that couples neglect the aspect of understanding themselves and also fail to see the importance of their finances In their relationship.