books by Kevin Leman     books:       How to Make Children Mind Without Losing Yours2 reviews Kevin Leman Word Pub Audio Cassettes, 1989 Humor and Healing References for Rearing Children Kevin Leman is a riot! His humor and realism are offset only by the believeability of his principles for rearing kids. I found it to be especially helpful as a guide for the parents of my students. I highly recommend it.             The Way of the Shepherd: 7 Ancient Secrets to Managing Productive People22 reviews Kevin Leman, William Pentak Zondervan, 2004 Great message and to the point Our executive team was asked to read this book and we each were given a chapter to present. I am by no means the fastest reader in the world, but I breezed through this in less than 2 hours. I believe the message and directions in this book are the true path of a leader. I have since passed on copies to the leaders in my deptment and have received nothing but positive feedback.             Growing Up Firstborn the pressure and Privilege of Being Number One1 review Kevin Leman Delacorte Press, 1989 everyone should read this book If you are a firstborn, have married a firstborn, or will raise a firstborn, this book is for you. Great insights into firstborns and why we do what we do. It helped me (a firstborn) understand some of the struggles that I had with my parents (a lastborn and a 4th-out-of-5). Dr. Leman doesn't make excuses for some of the hard choices that firstborns have a tendency to make, but he explains ...             Keeping Your Family Together1 review Kevin Leman Random House Value Publishing, 1994 Keeping Your Family Together When the World Is Falling Apart Kevin Leman is my absolute favorite writer of self help books for families. This Book is a real gem! It is very well organized and the information is super practical. Kevin's humor always makes reading his books as pleasurable as they are informative. This book was and continues to be a real help. I go back to it often. I am very glad my sister Susie bought it for me. Thank-you Susie!             Women Who Try Too Hard: Breaking the Pleaser Habits5 reviews Dr. Kevin Leman Revell, 1998 Discovering the Habits that I needed to break... Dr. Leman, in his typical witty way, gets right to the heart of the problem- and talks right to me! I was confronted in my patterns of being a Pleaser, which only allowed me to feel comfortable with controllers. I am at a point in my life where I want to get off the merry-go-round of bad relationships. Dr. Leman discusses very practical ways to change my habits, which will in turn help me ...             When Your Best Isn't Good Enough: The Secret of Measuring Up2 reviews Revell, 2007 Very Strong Offering beneficial to Many Dr Leman is best known for his book regarding birth order and its effect upon personality and characteristics and so I expected this book to be good and I was not disappointed. It is ironic, but the fact is that many underachievers are in fact not lazy, but people capable of excellence who have determined on some level that it is safer to gaurd against being judged by others by engineering ...             A Chicken's Guide to Talking Turkey with Your Kids About Sex6 reviews Kevin Leman, Kathy Flores Bell Zondervan, 2009 Highly recommended Family psychologist Dr. Kevin Leman and sexuality educator Kathy Flores Bell present A Chicken's Guide To Talking Turkey With Your Kids About Sex, a straightforward guide for parents and educators about teaching young people about the first period, first nocturnal emission, dating relationships, STDs, molestation, and much more. A Chicken's Guide To Talking Turkey With Your Kids About Sex offers ...             Parenthood Without Hassles * * Well Almost1 review Kevin Leman Harvest House Publishers, 1979 Great I read this book when my children were very young. Now I have three wonderful teenagers. I loaned the book to several friends and someone didn't return it. I'm looking for another copy or two.             The Birth Order Book1 review Kevin Leman Revell, 1987 Birth Order What has been written in this book is so true. My 4 children fall into these categories of first born, middle born, and last born. As a parent it is good to know what we can do to help our children be what they ought to be and have good, not bad qualities.             Parent Talk1 review Kevin Leman, Randy Carlson Paternoster Press, 1994 Parent Talk Parent Talk is the parenting equivalent to the Betty Crocker Cookbook for the kitchen. I mean you will take this book off the shelf again and again and again. It is organized to be a very handy ready reference. It has a quite useful table of contents which structures the book around the ages of the child. This is helpful since the issues in rearing a todler are so different from those of our ...             Have a New Kid by Friday: How to Change Your Child's Attitude, Behavior & Character in 5 Days52 reviews Dr. Kevin Leman Revell, 2008 BEST PARENTING BOOK I'VE EVER READ Very practical and you can put it into action immediately. I have seen major results in my daughter and also got the CDs so I could immerse myself into an action plan. My daughter is 6 and I wish I had this book when she was 1 as there is a section on potty training that would of helped me so much. I highly recommend this book.Have a New Kid by Friday: How to Change Your Child's Attitude, ...             Pleasers1 review Revell, 2006 Loved this book This is a great great book. If you are a "pleaser" you need to read this.             Birth Order Book34 reviews Kevin Leman Dell, 1992 Born to be Free Absolutely amazing that someone took the time to figure this out .I never realized that we fiut into these little pockets. I was the last born out of five and it placed us in the position that we fit like a glove . after we read it we just looked at each other and laughed.             Sheet Music: Uncovering the Secrets of Sexual Intimacy in Marri78 reviews Kevin Leman Tyndale Audio, 2002 WOW! Initially I thought I was reading a really erotic book. Christians may find this book offensive because of all the things the author speaks about and ways of improving your marriage via sex. I am here that this book isn't so much about sex (although I can tell you that this book has a lot of sex and how it can be used to not only improve your sex life, but improve you marriage, especially if ...             When Your Best Isnt Good Enough1 review Dr. Kevin Leman Revell, 2002 Great Book! This book has been a TREMENDOUS help for me!! I have really been able to recognize myself over and over again throughout the pages. Although some examples are to do with dating I still was able to recognize the main problem/idea and use it for myself. It was really important to me to be able to understand why I was reacting in certain ways and Mr. Lemon helped me to see this. Also, when ...             What Your Childhood Memories Say about You . . . and What You Can Do about It1 review Tyndale House Publishers, 2007 What Your Childhood Memories Say About You This is an excellent book to help you understand how your childhood memories effect your life today. Looking at the memories that stand out the most reveals aspects of your personality that help you understand why you do what you do, and also helps to look at if where you are is the best for you. Very well written book.             Sex Begins in the Kitchen17 reviews Kevin Leman Dell, 1992 Sex Begins in the Ktchen As a husband and pastor who works with many marriages, healthy and otherwise, I am most impressed with this book. The title doesn't really do it justice as it addresses a diverse range of subjects related to intimacy in marriage. The book is refreshingly honest and practical - addressing the issue of sex and intimacy with forthrightness, maturity and humor. Though, I know from experience that ...             Making Children Mind without Losing Yours39 reviews Dr. Kevin Leman Revell, 2005 What on earth is wrong with these kids today... ....probably you will see yourself in this book and help your child become all they were meant to be. Help yourself and your kids, give it a read.             New Birth Order Book32 reviews Kevin Leman Baker Publishing Group (MI), 1998 Read this book! If you like to analyze people, things; if you think too much; if your family just totally baffles you sometimes, or makes you want to rip their heads off, then this book is for you. It explains EVERYTHING. Almost everything. Really. Our birth order defines us. Scary. Revealing. Illuminating. Just read it!             What a Difference a Daddy Makes - The Lasting Imprint a Dad Leaves on His Daughter's Life28 reviews Kevin Leman Thomas Nelson, 2000 Must read for all dads with daughters I read this book 8 years ago when we found out we were going to have a daughter. Now with two daughters, what I learned in this book continues to give me guidance as I raise my girls. I think it is so helpful, that I buy a copy for any friends or family who find out they are having a baby girl. 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