What’s He Really Thinking by Paula Rinehart
This book was written to provide women with insight into how men think, their struggles as men and why they do certain things. It says it will help with conflict and add balance to what is expected and help improve relationships. I was really excited to read this book as a wife to a brooding type of man. What is he thinking?? Yes, please answer that for me.
As I sped through this short book, it did open my eyes to some things about him and about myself as a wife. But it’s not really something that can be explored in depth in book form. Each man and woman is different and don’t fit into typical roles. But as people it does address to me the basics in how to relate to another person in general. I enjoyed the way it was written. It was an easy read with little example stories to break up the material into a more interesting way. I did like the questions in the back of the book as a way bring up conversations or think more in-depth of improving my relationship. While I think some people, women and men can benefit in some ways from this book, I don’t think it really accomplished all it set out to do. It missed the mark in some ways. I still don’t know what he’s really thinking.
I need to let anyone reading this review that I did receive this book free from Booksneeze.com. I did not have to write a positive review. The opinions written here and mine and mine alone. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255
This book was written to provide women with insight into how men think, their struggles as men and why they do certain things. It says it will help with conflict and add balance to what is expected and help improve relationships. I was really excited to read this book as a wife to a brooding type of man. What is he thinking?? Yes, please answer that for me.
As I sped through this short book, it did open my eyes to some things about him and about myself as a wife. But it’s not really something that can be explored in depth in book form. Each man and woman is different and don’t fit into typical roles. But as people it does address to me the basics in how to relate to another person in general. I enjoyed the way it was written. It was an easy read with little example stories to break up the material into a more interesting way. I did like the questions in the back of the book as a way bring up conversations or think more in-depth of improving my relationship. While I think some people, women and men can benefit in some ways from this book, I don’t think it really accomplished all it set out to do. It missed the mark in some ways. I still don’t know what he’s really thinking.
I need to let anyone reading this review that I did receive this book free from Booksneeze.com. I did not have to write a positive review. The opinions written here and mine and mine alone. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255
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