5 Love Needs for Men & Women

by Gary Rosberg, Barbara Rosberg

Gary and Barbara Rosberg, a dynamic husband-and-wife team, share surprising new research about the unique needs of men and women. In this popular book (over 15,000 sold in hardcover), Gary talks to women, and Barbara talks to men about the top five love needs of men and women. Readers will discover how truly unique men and women are. The Rosbergs' honesty, vulnerability, and practical suggestions inspire couples to new levels of sacrificial, Christlike love.

Genres: Marriage, Christian, Relationships, Nonfiction, Psychology, Christian Living

256 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 2000

Reviews

[Claudia]

This felt similar to 5 love languages it listed all the things you should do as husbands and wives with not too much detail bc it’s a gross oversimplification and generalization so I can’t rank it higher bc it felt so generic

[Caryn]

I'm on the last chapter of this book. It is one we are reading for pre-marital counseling. I've really enjoyed it although don't always connect with some things it says. I'll hang on to it and read it in a year or so when I need a refresher.

[Stephanie Allen]

This was a really good read. My husband and I read it together for a Bible study at our church and it was really helpful to both of us. I highly recommend it to all married couples, whether they are newlyweds or have been married for many years.

[Kat]

Anyone who is pursuing a good marriage, whether you're single, in a relationship or married, this book is for you.

I enjoyed it just as much (if not more!) as the first time. The points are well explained and I loved the stories.

[Lindseycoplin]

This was so beneficial towards the beginning of my marriage. It is helpfuf if your husband can read it as well.

[Amy Ambarani]

confuse ???
read this book !!
it's simplify the mars & venus theory.

[Leighann]

My husband actually read this book to me (parts of it) He read it first.

[Michael]

This is a good book to help one love one's spouse in the right way. A bit cheesy, smug and overly simplistic as if everything could be put into a simple formula, but nevertheless worth reading.

[Candice]

This book saved my marriage a couple of times.

[Ayla]

Very good. I had to read this for marriage counseling