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by Steven Carr Reuben (Author), Didi Reuben (Author), Seth Mallios (Illustrator)
As the Senior Rabbi of a 1,000 family congregation in Los Angeles, California and as the Rebbetzin (rabbi's wife) and life partner for nearly 40 years Steven and Didi Carr Reuben have watched, met with and counseled hundreds of couples as they wrestled with the challenges, joys, successes, and failures of creating and nurturing their marriages. After decades of helping others they created this book as their unique recipe for creating a successful marriage and finding the right life partner. Filled with their particular brand of down-to-earth relationship advice and blending humor and experience both personal and professional, How To Marry Your Second Husband First is a practical "how to" guide for anyone looking for a road map to identify the qualities in themselves and a potential partner that will give them the best possible chance at finding love and creating a lasting, life-long spiritual partnership with the absolute right person.
Author Biography
Didi Carr Reuben is proud to have been the rebbetzin of Kehillat Israel Reconstructionist Congregation in Pacific Palisades, California for the past 34 years. She is a singer and actress who has performed around the world and starred in her own sitcom, Sugartime on ABC-TV, and for many years wrote a regular relationships advice column entitled, "Ask the Rebbetzin." Steven Carr Reuben is senior rabbi emeritus of Kehillat Israel Reconstructionist Congregation in Pacific Palisades, California, past president of the Board of Rabbis of Southern California, the recipient of numerous community awards, including the Micah Award for founding the largest full-service homeless shelter in Los Angeles, and the Unsung Heroes Award from the Youth Law Center of San Francisco, and is the author of numerous books, including Children of Character: Leading Your Children to Ethical Choices in Everyday Life and A Nonjudgmental Guide to Interfaith Marriage. Seth Mallios (illustrator) is Professor of Anthropology, University History Curator, and Director of the South Coastal Information Center at San Diego State University where he has spearheaded six active research projects resulting in nine books including Born a Slave, Died a Pioneer and his illustrations appear weekly in the on-line word puzzle, Puntification.
