Love and friendship are the backbone of happiness, and no one could argue otherwise.

Sex & Relationships

‘’We Over Me’’ is an intimate and no-filter look at the 20-year-long relationship of the social media show stars and award-winning podcast hosts Khadeen and Devale Ellis. Aiming to motivate other couples to find their own happily ever after, they share what it took for them to create an enduring and strong union while navigating through challenges such as communication barriers, financial difficulties, having different goals and feelings about each other, and many more.

We Over Me

Driven by her bad experiences in relationships, bell hooks started contemplating new visions of love. The book ‘’All About Love’’ reveals her conclusions and offers a new definition of the art of loving. According to it, we all have the privilege to have perfect love, only if we choose well.

All About Love

Originally published as the third book in the New York Times bestselling “Boundaries” series, “Boundaries in Dating” is a useful Christian manual to finetuning, adapting and even revolutionizing important aspects of your dating life. Its main premise is that, in the presence of healthy boundaries, dating can be a good experience that could help partners spiritually grow in freedom, honesty and self-control.

Boundaries in Dating

Have you ever asked yourself if you are drawn to the wrong types of people? The nagging boss, the friend who keeps betraying your secrets, the spouse who is too irresponsible to understand the consequences of their own actions. If so, then “Safe People” is just for you. It deals with the problem of character discernment and highlights the importance of healthy relationships, mostly from a biblical perspective.

Safe People

Personal Development

God created Man in His image, but most of us have forgotten how to develop this “image” in the vital areas of our lives. Fortunately, in “Changes That Heal,” Henry Cloud takes us step-by-step through the four basic tasks of becoming mature image bearers of God: 1) bonding to others; 2) separating from others; 3) sorting out good and bad; and 4) becoming an adult.

Changes That Heal

We all long to love and be loved, and therefore, often dread that our partners will distance themselves, ignore us, or leave us. Fear of abandonment, unfortunately, makes some people behave in ways that push their partners away. In ‘’Love Me, Don’t Leave Me,’’ clinical psychologist Michelle Skeen discovers how to escape this paradox and act independently from our negative thoughts and fears.

Love Me, Don't Leave Me

“201 Relationship Questions” by Barrie Davenport is a collection of conversation starters whose aim is to help you forge a deeper and warmer connection with your beloved one. A guide to building trust and emotional intimacy, it is a book rooted in the belief that empathic communication is the key to love, and that strong questions are the key to empathic communication.

201 Relationship Questions

Are you in a committed relationship and plan to get married one day? Before saying ‘’I do,’’ you should examine the foundations of your relationship and learn the skills necessary for building a successful marriage. Do you and your partner have a plan for handling money? Have you learned how to resolve conflicts in a friendly manner? Do you know each other’s love languages? If you answer negatively to any of  these questions, read Chapman’s book to discover the proven marital guidelines on preparing for a successful, lifelong marriage.

Things I Wish I’d Known Before We Got Married

Relationships are fueled by emotions, and emotions are messy by design; hence, most relationships are messy as well. In “The Relationship Cure,” John Gottman explores the underlying reasons. In addition to introducing the powerful new concept of the emotional “bid” – “the fundamental unit of emotional connection” – the book also offers a 5-step guide to building better connections with the people you love and care about.

The Relationship Cure

Purposefully brief, “I Hear You” extolls the virtues of validation and packs four years of therapy and coaching in an easy-to-grasp, simple-to-follow, four-step method. A tried-and-true approach to giving validation and feedback in nearly any situation, the method comprises the following four steps: listening emphatically, validating the other person’s emotion, offering advice or encouragement, and validating the emotion again.

I Hear You

Don Miguel Ruiz is convinced that Toltec wisdom can heal our wounded emotional lives. He believes we have created a world of emotional disease and pain. The only way to overcome this is to see the world around us for what it is: a big, collective dream. In “The Mastery of Love,” Ruiz provides a guide on how to heal our broken relationships and our broken selves.

The Mastery of Love

At the end of “Eat, Pray, Love”, author Elizabeth Gilbert had met and fallen in love with Felipe (José Nundes). Both survivors of horrible divorces, they agreed to never get married - and then U.S. Homeland Security intervened. Either they got married, or Felipe would not be allowed to enter the U.S. again. This started the two of them off on a months-long journey travelling around Asia, giving the author time to wonder what marriage is all about.

Committed

Men and women are different in many aspects, especially in those concerning their needs and desires in marriage. “Love & Respect’’ by Emerson Eggerichs helps us to understand and treat the differences, and respond to our partner’s needs more appropriately.

Love & Respect

Healthy mind, healthy body. Take some moments of tranquility amid the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Spirituality & Mindfulness

The best microbooks on Emotional Intelligence to make you overcome obstacles in your personal and professional life.

Emotional Intelligence

The third book in the bestselling Mindfulness Essentials series, “How to Love” by Zen Buddhist guru Thich Nhat Hahn is a succinct, simple guide to the mysteries and beauties of love. Written in brief, self-sufficient chapters, this pocket-sized gem covers everything from the nature of mutual affection to its essence, from the four elements of love to the six mantras that enhance and deepen it.

How to Love

Get inspired, build great plans, reach your goals, live happier!

Self-Help & Motivation

“Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus” was the highest ranking work of nonfiction in the 1990s and continues to hold readers around the world enthralled. Gray argues that men and women are inherently different and gives relationship advice on how to overcome these differences and have a happy partnership. Based on years of relationship counseling, this advice is bound to help you to understand yourself and the opposite sex!

Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus

“Modern Romance” is a hilarious exploration of the way the push for gender equality of the 1960s and the magic of modern technology irretrievably revolutionized the ideas of love and marriage, as well as a how-to guide to making the most of Tinder and online dating.

Modern Romance

A collaborative effort by Steve Scott and Barrie Davenport, “Mindful Relationship Habits” is a collection of 25 strategies that should inspire you to be more intentional in your relationship, and help you adopt positive new habits that could lead you to a stronger, closer, and happier bond of love.

Mindful Relationship Habits

'Attached' by Amir Levine and Rachel S.F. Heller explores the nature of romantic relationships and the reasons why some people might struggle in them. Rooted in John Bowlby’s attachment theory, the book claims that everyone attaches to other people in one of three ways – anxiously, avoidantly, or securely – and helps readers determine their own attachment style and the attachment style of their partners.

Attached

“She Comes First” by Ian Kerner is an exploration of the nature of the female orgasm, as well as an evidence-backed how-to guide for improving the sexual experience of your female partner. The book dispenses with outdated ideas that vaginal intercourse is the source of female pleasure, and teaches stimulation rather than penetration and cunnilingus rather than sex.

She Comes First

Titled after the popular hashtag, “Relationship Goals” by Michael Todd turns modern dating paradigms on their head by infusing them with Christian wisdom and conventional morality. It explores the six stages of relational progression – singleness, dating, engagement, marriage, love, and children – and offers advice on how to get the best out of each of them.

Relationship Goals

“Come as You Are” by Emily Nagoski is an in-depth exploration of human sexuality and female desire that simultaneously works as an evidence-backed guide to greater sexual enjoyment and pleasure. Merging self-help and pop science, the book delves into several important sex ideas, including the dual control model of human sexuality, the importance of context in pleasure, and the commonness of nonconcordant arousal.

Come as You Are

“Never Chase Men Again” by Bruce Bryan is a set of ‘player-proof’ dating rules for women who want to get a high-quality man and keep him interested over the long haul. It reveals 38 relationship secrets, which most of them will help you get in the right mindset for winning Mr. Right and a few will help you dump Mr. Time-Waster as soon as possible.

Never Chase Men Again

Understanding the science behind your decision making and behavior is a great asset in the battle to a more fulfilled life.

Psychology

It's time to learn about the main pillars of society, world politics, and different cultures. 

Society & Politics

In “Everybody Lies,” aspiring polymath Seth Stephens-Davidowitz harnesses the four powers of Big Data – while drawing on numerous relevant studies and experiments – to demonstrate the gulf between what we say we like and dislike and how we actually live and think about the world and our day-to-day affairs.

Everybody Lies

Take a sneak-peek into the private lives of people who left a mark in world history.

Biographies & Memoirs

Based on several years of immersive reporting, “Three Women” by Lisa Taddeo explores, in mesmeric fashion and with utter frankness, the secret sex lives of three real women and pits the ambiguities and fluidity of female sexual desire against the strict moral and societal curbs of the conservative and traditions-soaked American South.

Three Women

So fascinating as it is controversial, “Sex at Dawn,” by Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jethá, rewrites the book of human sexual evolution, suggesting that, before the advent of agriculture, our hunter-gathering ancestors lived in nonmonogamous communities in which paternity was not a concern, and promiscuity was not only a norm but also evolutionary beneficial behavior.

Sex at Dawn

“Why Is Sex Fun?” by Jared Diamond is a fascinating book offering insight into the evolution of human sexuality. Briefly, it is neither pornographic nor a how-to-do-it manual, but a humorous and wide-ranging exploration of why human sexuality is so bizarrely unusual by the standards of other animal species. It will catch your attention to discover all about sex.

Why Is Sex Fun

Dr. Gary Chapman’s bestseller, “The 5 Love Languages” is a readable and practical guide that explains five different ways of telling someone you love them. According to the author, the secret to a long-lasting, loving marriage is learning to speak your partner’s primary love language. Get ready to discover everything about them and start to communicate your feelings with your loved one.

The 5 Love Languages

Examples and tips on how to build a better and more satisfying routine into your life!

Lifestyle

In his debut book, “The Rational Male,” Rollo Tomassi introduces readers to the fundamental concepts of the unofficial Gospel of Meninism (everything from “ONEitis” to the plate theory of seduction), while outlining the nature of the feminine imperative and advocating for an environment of positive masculinity. The author is one of the leading voices of the loose agglomeration of male-focused websites and blogs known as the “Manosphere.”

The Rational Male

A new breed of men has emerged, or Nice Guys, as referred to by author Robert A. Glover. In “No More Mr. Nice Guy,” he defines this new specimen as an approval-seeking giver who rejects no one. Sounds like anyone you know? This book explains why Mr. Nice Guy is an entirely flawed person, and eventually offers concise guidelines to becoming an integrated male.

No More Mr. Nice Guy

Based on the premise that love is a never-ending discussion conducted over a life-long series of date nights, “Eight Dates” is an exploration of the most important conversations partners should recurrently hold in a relationship if they want to achieve intimacy, awareness, and a deep and meaningful understanding of each other.