Great for engaged couples, newlyweds, and married couples going on their fiftieth year together, The Lutheran Handbook on Marriage brings wit and wisdom to the sometimes frustrating, but gracious gift of marriage.
Although it was an easy read and started out with a heavy Lutheran focus, it fizzles in the middle and sounds like a lot like the advice you hear from older married ladies on sitcoms... bad advice included. Much of the book is common sense, so it often felt like a waste of time to read. On the positive side, I thought it made good points (most of the time) about in-law interactions.