
Ehman
reminds us that we live in a self saturated society. Living as a
person who thinks of others first will take effort on our part. But
that effort will be much easier after reading this book. Ehman gives
practical suggestions to bless others. She pays particular attention
to the physical and emotional needs of others.

And
practical Ehman is. She is down to earth in her suggestions. Having
others over? Forget the fancy recipes. Have a baked potato bar or
build your own burger dinner. Better lots of meat loaf and mashed
potatoes than a fancy new dish you saw on social media having
ingredients no one recognizes. Her suggestions for touching the heart
of the cantankerous are worth noting. I love the idea of giving
unbirthday gifts and scattering kindness.
I
highly recommend this book to those ready to live a selfless life.
You will find great encouragement and very practical suggestions.
Food
for thought: “Sometimes the best strategy is to keep your mouth
shut and your hands open.” (181) And, “The only way to go about
loving the difficult is to expect nothing in return.” (182)
You
can find out more about the book and read excerpts at
http://www.listenloverepeatbook.com/.
My
rating: 5/5 stars.

Zondervan,
260 pages.
I
received a complimentary copy of this book through Icon Media. My
comments are an independent and honest review.
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