Author: David Mann & Tamela Mann
Genres: Christian Living; Parenting; Marriage
Publication Date: November 13, 2018
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
Source: Hardcover
Purchase: Hardcover | Audible | Kindle | B&N | ChristianBook | LifeWay
Synopsis:
David and Tamela Mann have been married for 30 years, but the singers, actors, and entrepreneurs are just as, if not more than, happily in love as they were in the early days of their relationship. In their new book, the couple will relate the story of their first encounters as teenagers, the importance of communication, and how they’ve been able to keep that spark burning through all these years.
The Mann's have delighted and inspired audiences through music, a string of plays and movies, as well as several television series—Meet the Browns, The Mann's, and Mann & Wife. They’ll share about their often hilarious and sometimes controversial interactions with each other, their blended family of five grown children and eight grandchildren, and how these relationships enrich their lives. Given their recording careers, touring, filming, and managing an outrageous family, The Mann's will share with readers the day-to-day challenges, successes, and joys that happen behind the scenes.My Rating:
As a major fan of both David and Tamela Mann since their times doing plays and movies with Tyler Perry. Both are funny, hardworking and caring people. Getting the chance to read their book about their marriage and family bought me tears and laughter. They shared much together, but they also shared their own individuals thought as well. They don't hold back. They share the ups and downs of marriage and their family.
Not only did they share inside scoops of their lives, but they made this an interactive book. As the reader, there are questions, "games," prayers and more to partake in so that it's not just a reading experience. It's intimate, real, relate-able and fun.
I recommend having a few pens, paper and highlighters on it because you will annotate this to pieces. Also, take your time and enjoy the read. You definitely don't want to just rush through this one.
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