UAA Finding The HeroIn Your Husband (NAPSA)—In the wake of books such as The Surrendered Wife, women may ask the age-old question, “Do I have to be weak to have a good marriage?” The answer may be found in Dr. Julianna Slattery’s book, Finding the Hero In Your Husband: Surrendering the Way God Intended (Health Communications, Ine., $12.95). eTHE &%HERO INDING f INyour HUSBAND * Rileading the por JuliannaSlattery, Psy.D. A new book encourages women to embrace the role they play in influencing their husbands, without surrendering their own values and dreams. A wife shouldn't surrender her influence to keep the peace, says Slattery, a 31-year-old psychologist. Rather, she should use her power and strength to positively influence her husband. Her book affirms both men and women, encouraging them to pursue “an active partnership” that will lead to greater intimacy and growth in the marriage. “A woman never marries the man of her dreams,” said Slattery. “She helps the man she marries to become the man that he dreamsof becoming.” The book can be found at bookstores, by calling Health Communications, Ine. at (800) 441-5569 or visiting www.hci-online.com.
