Feldhahn writes about men, how they are wired, and what they would like women to know about them. Feldhahn did a great deal of research for this book and it shows. It made for interesting reading and someday I'd like to have my husband read it to see how much of it applies to him specifically.

All in all it's an interesting book. Even though Feldhahn is a Christian, the book can be enjoyed by believers and non-believers alike. There's something here for everyone. ( )

It's hard for me to not bristle at this book, being a feminist. I don't necessarily consider myself Christian so I didn't buy into all of this books reasonings. But, you can't deny the statistics and a couple of these chapters did at least sort of speak to me. Not a bad idea to read but know that it won't all apply. ( )

A simple book that may give you a few "a-ha" moments. Worth the read. ( )

This book is absolutely amazing - it provides such wonderful, clear advice about incorporating gender roles in a way that makes relationships work. The survey format is really interesting as well, and backs up Shaunti's arguments beautifully. Every woman should read this book! ( )

This is a great book to read to understand what men are really thinking. Men are very honest in this book which helps to understand them.