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There Is Nothing Greater Than Loving Another.


The world's foremost producer of personal development and motivational audio programs now offers a compassionate, realistic approach to the special needs we all share.


Here is America's favorite teacher on love and life to answer your questions about the often difficult art of Loving Each Other. Whether it's a relationship with a friend, lover, wife, husband, son, or daughter -- Leo Buscaglia reveals the key qualities to making it loving, growing and lasting. Listen as he talks about:



Intimacy..."A simple caress has the potential of changing a whole life."


Honesty..."Only the truth can help us feel secure. Only the truth can bring us the necessary trust needed for long lasting relationships."


Happiness..."This is always a by-product of some feeling or action. We seldom come to terms with the idea that happiness is in us."


Forgiveness..."Love is the single greatest source of forgiveness."


Newly expanded for the '90s!

191 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1984

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About the author

Leo F. Buscaglia

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known as "Dr. Love"

Dr. Felice Leonardo Buscaglia Ph.D. was a professor in the Department of Special Education at the University of Southern California. He was a graduate of Theodore Roosevelt High School (Los Angeles).

Leo Buscaglia authored a number of New York Times bestselling inspirational books on love and human reticences on the subject, including The Fall of Freddie the Leaf, Bus 9 to Paradise, Living Loving and Learning, Love and My Father. In lectures he often protested, in outrage at the comparative absence of writings on the subject, "I got the copyright for love!!!"

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