We all have love tanks. It is important that we don’t try to run on empty, that we keep our love tanks full (and fill other love tanks too.) We all speak and receive different love languages, and by speaking these we can fill love tanks. The five love languages are: Words of Affirmation, Quality Time, Receiving Gifts, Acts of Service, and Physical Touch. Once you discover your love language and your family/friend’s love language, you can choose to fill up their love tanks, and find out how to receive love.

One new idea / concept I learned from this book:
I’ve never heard of love tanks or love languages. It makes sense that I could be telling someone I love them, but because they speak a different language than me, they might not think I love them. This is why many kids think ___ is the favorite child, why children run away, divorces happen, and friends divide. We need to learn to speak all the love languages so we can fill up all the love tanks we encounter.

Who should read this book:
This book mainly speaks to married couples. Any one engaged or married would greatly benefit from reading and applying this book. God can open our eyes so we start looking at our spouse from his point of view, instead of our own point of view. I am greatly encouraged to speak my husbands love language after reading this book.