The Perfect Match: Finding and Keeping the Love of Your Life Kevin Leman Revell, 2004 How do you find the perfect match? One way, says Dr. Kevin Leman, is to look at birth order. This book addresses strategies for finding the person with whom you are most compatible and keeping that person. The Perfect Match is a great book for singles looking for Mr. or Ms. Right and for couples who are considering marriage. Leman's honest and down-to-earth advice makes this book a page-turner             My Youngest, There's No One Like You (Birth Order Books)2 reviews Dr. Kevin Leman, KevinII Leman Revell, 2005 Raising a youngest child... is fun, and hard on the heart. She/he is the last "first" of everyone. The book has great illistrations and is cute to read! We love Dr. Kevin Leman's books!             The Birth Order Connection: Finding and Keeping the Love of Your Life12 reviews Kevin Leman, Kevin, Dr. Leman Revell, 2001 Not all theories have graphs + The Birth Order Connection: This book is life-changing. Maybe Dr. Leman's theories aren't backed by numerical data, but let's not forget--not all data can be gauged in graphs or contained in charts. In fact, Leman's opinions are backed by something more solid than statistics: his wealth of experience with the human ...             Making Children Mind Without Losing Yours37 reviews Kevin; Baker Book House Fleming H Revell Co Leman REVELL, 2000 What on earth is wrong with these kids today... + Helpful, enlightening, good readiing + A Winner for one at Whit's End! And everybody else too! + Great Strategies from a respected author. + The Title Sells Itself             Sex Begins in the Kitchen: Because Love Is an All-Day Affair17 reviews Revell, 1999 Sex Begins in the Ktchen + Just get past the first 2 chapters! + Sex Begins in the Kitchen + begins in the Kitchen             The New Birth Order Book: Why You Are the Way You Are32 reviews Kevin Leman Revell, 1998 Read this book! + Good book for first learning about birth order If you like to analyze people, things; if you think too much; if your family just totally baffles you sometimes, or makes you want to rip their heads off, then this book is for you. It explains EVERYTHING. Almost everything. Really. Our birth order defines us. Scary. Revealing. Illuminating. Just ...             Bringing Up Kids Without Tearing Them Down How To Raise Confident, Successful Children10 reviews Kevin Leman Thomas Nelson, 1995 See the World from the Feelings of your Child + Bringing Up Kids Without Tearing Them Down How To Raise Confident, Successful Children + Excellent parenting tool + Very good direction in leading your child to success.             When Your Best Isnt Good Enough1 review Dr. Kevin Leman Revell, 2002 Great Book! This book has been a TREMENDOUS help for me!! I have really been able to recognize myself over and over again throughout the pages. Although some examples are to do with dating I still was able to recognize the main problem/idea and use it for myself. It was really important to me to be able to ...             Living In A Step-family Without Getting Stepped On Helping Your Children Survive The Birth Order Blender2 reviews Kevin Leman Thomas Nelson, 2001 Helpful Book for Blending Families I might not have a Ph.D or specialize in anything other than being the best parent I can possibly be to my two children, as well as to my significant others three children, however I can tell you, this book is an excellent read. Although tailored to the step or blended family, any parent would ...             What a Difference a Daddy Makes: The Indelible Imprint a Dad Leaves on His Daughter's Life28 reviews Kevin Leman Thomas Nelson, 2001 Very good for the first time Dad and the experienced one too + Must read for all dads with daughters + Good Reading + Used as study guide for dads with daughter group + What a Difference a Daddy Makes             Becoming the Parent God Wants You to Be3 reviews Kevin Leman, Dave Jackson, ... NavPress Publishing Group, 1998 I Wish I had Known + A great find This is a great book. I am a 48 year old grandmother of two little boys, who I babysit while my daughter works. I got this book to help me learn to deal with the older grandson. Reality discipline really works. I wish I had known about reality discipline when I was raising my own children. ...             The Real You: Become the Person You Were Meant to Be5 reviews Kevin Leman Revell, 2002 An outstanding, illuminating and accessible book. + Totally agreeing with the fellow-last born before me :) + A Very Interesting Book + Food for Thought             Making Sense Of The Men In Your Life What Makes Them Tick, What Ticks You Off, And How To Live In Harmony7 reviews Kevin Leman Thomas Nelson, 2001 The Way Men Are + Incredibly realistic and helpful + In Reality, This is a Great Book...and We Live in Reality As a pastor who counsels many couples, I have found this book useful to help women face the realities about the male of the species. I have seen marriages rejuvinated in certain instances. Although the author could have been more tactful, he brings home the real facts of life about men and ...             The Way of the Shepherd: 7 Ancient Secrets to Managing Productive People21 reviews Kevin Leman, William Pentak Zondervan, 2004 Great book! + Leadership Simplified + Leading with the Heart + Great book + A great primer for managers with little leadership training             Women Who Try Too Hard: Breaking the Pleaser Habits5 reviews Dr. Kevin Leman Revell, 1998 Discovering the Habits that I needed to break... + A good book + A Professional Counselor's Opinion + Women Who Try Too Hard + Good for what it's about             A Chicken's Guide to Talking Turkey with Your Kids About Sex6 reviews Kevin Leman, Kathy Flores Bell Zondervan, 2004 Highly recommended + A must have! Every family should read this book! + Wonderful Guide + Always a Winner + Don't Let the Title Scare You!             Sheet Music: Uncovering the Secrets of Sexual Intimacy in Marriage75 reviews Kevin Leman Tyndale House Publishers, 2003 I blushed and giggled at the same time + Insightful + very mind-opening, casual & humorous + Book Review             My Firstborn, There's No One Like You (Birth Order Book)8 reviews Dr. Kevin Leman, KevinII Leman Revell, 2004 A must have + Great for fans of Dr. Leman + Good for older children older than five. All parents of first borns should own this book. It is laugh out loud funny and brings tears of joy to your eyes. This book rang so true to our first born, even though he's of a different gender than the character in the book. I buy this for all my friends!             Unlocking The Secrets Of Your Childhood Memories2 reviews Kevin Leman, Randy Carlson Thomas Nelson, 2001 Unfinished Grain + Unfinished Grain I was in the process of reading this eye opening book when my house burned down, my husband of 24 years left me and my life started over. It is an easy read and even lighlty humorous. We are all unfinished grain, as in wood, to be shaped into whatever we choose. Thank you for writing it.             First-Time Mom12 reviews Kevin Leman Tyndale House Publishers, 2004 Not for AP parents There was some helpful, interesting advice in this book, but so much of it went against my basic instict and attachment parenting style. For example, he tells mothers that they need to get out of the house and leave the baby with a sitter in the first 10 days. It's important, he says, that the baby ...