I loved this book -- the author has an amazing skill of putting together an intellectually challenging book through a controversial biblical interpretation, a wordly and valuable self-help content regarding the relationship of marriage, all spiced up with a series of anecdotes from the ancient history and the modern culture. A very talented word master, the book is full of quotable quotes that you want to memorize and place on your desktop.

Ben Zehabe introduces the spiritual aspect of the relationship of marriage, which he draws from the bible, from the history of all religions, and the history of the Jews. This book is an adventure you don't want to miss. ( )

Song of Songs: The Book for Daughters was so very deep indeed. The Hebrew author of this book is a very intelligent man who breaks down each verse in this small book of the Bible into tiny pieces of a puzzle. Then after explaining each piece of the puzzle and how each piece is significant to not only marriage, but life in general, he begins to show you the big picture of how each piece is important to knowing God and His coming redemption. I personally chewed on chunks of wisdom, and meditated on it, by digesting into my soul as I look forward to the growth that it causes in me as I apply the truths I learned from this book to my own life. I would recommend this book to married and single, men and women, and basically anyone who has any sense of a good book. ( )

This is a life changer. Read this to grow, get wiser, and face demons that hold you back. You will be challenged, but if you are courageous, you will be proud of yourself when you close the last page.
This was written as a gift for the author's daughter. So, you can imagine the kindness in the advice for young women facing marital decisions. I bought it as a wedding gift for my best friend, but later bought one for myself that I still refer back to. This was perfect for a discussion group where you can share ideas. ( )