101 Conversation Starters For Couples
$10.00
Your spouse is a treasure trove of meaningful, humorous, and profound experiences, thoughts, memories, dreams and beliefs. These 101 questions celebrate the depth and wonderful mystery of your mate. So have fun, get to know your spouse and watch intimacy grow in your marriage. Marriage and family experts Gary Chapman author of “The 5 Love Languages” and Ramon Presson bring you 101 questions to facilitate this process.
These 51 double sided cards ask questions and prompt conversations. They can be enjoyed over dinner, on date night, or any time you’d like to dig a little deeper in getting to know your spouse.
Size: 3.57″ (L) x 1.21″ (W) x 4.7″ (H)
51 Cards
Glossy Card Stock
Packaged in Sturdy Lidded Box
3 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9781432124199
ISBN10: 1432124196
Gary Chapman | Ramon Presson
Binding: Boxed Set
Published: August 2017
Publisher: Christian Art Gifts
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