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Enchantment
by Orson Scott Card
The famous science fiction author, Orson Scott
Card, writes a story of trans-temporal love that involves a modern
Jew, Ivan, and an ancient Russian princess, Katerina, that fight the
evil intentions of the witch Baba Yaga, and unlike Sleeping Beauty
which it emulates, the plot deals with the responsibilities that come
after marriage. An enchanting fairy tale.
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Getting the Love
Your Want by Harville Hendrix Dr. Hendrix
has gone through a divorce, and he has been a couples counselor. He knows the pain
and suffering that people can go through with their relationships. He draws on his
wealth of knowledge and explains how couples can become "passionate friends." |
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America's
Dumbest Dates by Merry Bloch Jones This book contains short excerpts from some of the dumbest dates in
existence. It's fun to read it all the way through or read each piece one at a
time. Either way, you'll feel normal after hearing what other people go through on
their dates. |
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Romeo and Juliet by
William Shakespeare
What would a web site about love be without
mentioning this classic tale of inter-family strife, love, romance,
and tragedy. The play about the two "star-crossed
lovers" is as apropos today as it was in the 1600s. New
Folder Library version. |
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Kitchen
by Banana Yoshimoto Highly recommended. Two
Japanese girls deal with love, loss, and death in two short stories by the acclaimed
Japanese author. Banana Yoshimoto's deceptively simple writing style will draw you
in immediately, and you won't be able to put it down until the spiritual climax. |
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