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Learning Love: Building a Life that Matters and Healthy Relationships that Last

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Learning Love teaches people easy-to-follow tools to build healthy, happy, thriving relationships in every area of life.

Dr. Mark A. Hicks applies his decades of research and personal experience in relationships to teaching a realistic understanding of love. Even those who have come from a dysfunctional family, been through a divorce, or struggled in past relationships can use his practical, real-life method to build the relationships they want, need, and deserve. 

Love is a learned skill set. Through understanding the five components of love, anyone can build healthy relationships that last. Healthy marriages, thriving families, deep friendships, and connected coworkers are all possible by learning and practicing these five components. 

Love doesn’t have to be a mystery. Relationships don’t have to be a struggle. Learn the five components of love and build relationships that last with Learning Love.

135 pages, Paperback

Published June 10, 2025

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June 20, 2026
4.25 Rounded up

This is a short read, but it’s a full read. This is not your typical book about understanding how to love. Hicks has taken an atypical approach to help us…well…learn love.

He lays out a method that works. We are learning the practice here, which will make us better people all around. If we practice what Dr. Hicks is laying out in this book, we will grow into better versions of ourselves, and in turn, become greater people for the world around us and people around us.
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August 17, 2025
Whenever I read a self-help book I hope to learn something, whether it is about myself or something useful. Learning to stop "Should" has already been helpful.
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