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 | How to Get Married After 35: A Game Plan for Love Product# 460682235 Selling for $12.95 "In How to Get Married After 35: A Game Plan for Love, Helena Hacker Rosenberg, a relationship consultant who got married in her forties, offers a concrete program to help singles maximize their opportunities for marriage. Achieving the goal of the book's title requires a strong commitment, for after 35 we often succumb to habit and routine - the twin enemies of those seeking a mate in midlife. Now you can change course and be on your way to success - and even have fun in the process! The author's fresh, step-by-step approach to finding lasting love is drawn from her own experience and the experience of scores of other women whose stories she shares. Whether you're looking to marry for the first time or hoping to remarry, How to Get Married After 35 leads you through the process with sensitivity and humor and shows you how to take personal responsibility for your life, focus on your goal and clarify what's in your way, determine what you need in a partner, know how to recognize him once you meet him, and avoid men who are destructive or unmarriageable. Finally, with wisdom and encouragement, Helena Hacker Rosenberg offers practical advice on where to find eligible men (they do exist!), how to assess a man for his marriage potential, and why marrying the man of your choice after 35 has almost nothing to do with luck." |
 | From This Day Forward Product# 460682347 Selling for $14 "Now in paperback and with a new Introduction, journalists Cokie and Steve Roberts take a look at the institution of marriage, American style, including their own match of 33 years. With a narrative similar to We Are Our Mother's Daughters, they use personal recollections as a springboard for the discussion of larger issues regarding love and family." |