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Men are like waffels - women are like spaghetti by Bill Farrel
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Men are like waffels - women are like spaghetti

by Bill Farrel

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0736904867, Paperback)

Bill and Pam Farrel explain why a man is like a waffle (each element of his life is in a separate box), why a woman is life spaghetti (everything in her life touches everything else), and what these differences mean. Then they show readers how to achieve more satisfying relationships.

Biblical insights, sound research, humorous anecdotes, and real–life stories make this guide entertaining and practical. Readers will feast on enticing insights that include:

  • letting gender differences work for them
  • achieving fulfillment in romantic relationships
  • coordinating parenting so kids get good, consistent care

Much of the material in this rewarding book will also improve interactions with family, friends, and coworkers. Questions and exercises help readers apply the principles to their own lives.

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:17 -0400)

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