50 great books about love. The most important books about relationships with a partner and with oneself.

Throughout all times, love has been the main source of our happiness, inspiration, and at the same time, emotional pain. It's not enough to find and recognize true love, you also need to not destroy it. "50 Great Books About Love" is a brief overview of the most important books on the psychology of relationships between men and women: from Gary Chapman's "The Five Love Languages" to Esther Perel's "Mating in Captivity." All ideas and concepts are presented simply and systematically. This book will not only give you a "romantic mood," it will show you how to: - distinguish love from dependency, - understand if you are compatible with each other, - survive a painful breakup and learn to love yourself, - create a strong loving union, - preserve relationships and carry love through life. To help loving hearts, the best works dedicated to the psychological aspects of romantic relationships are included: from classical studies to modern scientific discoveries. QUOTES: "To keep love alive, most of us will have to learn another love language. We can't rely on our native tongue when our partner doesn't understand it. If we want them to feel our love, we must express it in their language." - GARY CHAPMAN: "The Five Love Languages" "Happy couples are not smarter, richer, or more insightful. However, their negative thoughts about each other (which all couples have) never outweigh the positive ones. This is what I call an emotionally intelligent marriage." - JOHN GOTTMAN: "The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work, or Emotional Intelligence in Love"