What is a love note? Sometimes it's just a sweet little note that says "I love you, Sweetheart", but it could be quite different. Linda Gilden describes lots of other ways to say "I love you" on paper and by other means. She also explores many other places to leave a love than a pillow. There are many stories in each chapter of couples who communicated a message of love in various tender and meaningful ways.

Although the author is a Christian, this is not a book about Christianity or the Christian marriage; it rather deals with a fun and practical side of marriage. There is a chapter on using Scripture in love notes, which I consider very helpful. A few verses are sprinkled through the pages, but even so, I believe any couple, Christian or not, would enjoy this book.

This is a book not to read through in one sitting, but rather to read a little, mark with a little flag, and try a suggestion before reading on. I enjoyed this book very much, and it has helped to enrich our marriage by giving both of us new ideas of expressing thoughtfulness and love. I recommend it to every couple, whether newlyweds or grandparents!

This was a great find and a great help in our relationship. My husband just loved the surprises.

Over the years, many how-to books have been written instructing men on how to love women. But women are just as responsible for keeping a love relationship alive. In Love Notes on His Pillow, Linda Gilden provides wonderful insights into the importance of continuous, intimate communication in marriage. She challenges spouses to creatively show their love for each other with the written word, but also with actions. Like a fruitful garden needs tending, love relationships require time, effort, and thoughtful expression. Love Notes on His Pillow is a great resource of fun, practical, meaningful ways to romance your spouse.

I recently acquired the beautiful book, Love Notes on His Pillow, by Linda Gilden. I am truly enjoying the heartwarming love stories and ideas--what a wonderful way to add new bursting sparks to anyone's romance! I showed my husband only two stories in the book. He teased, "Isn't that sweet?" As mentioned in one of the stories, my husband has started squeezing my hand. The story tells of a couple using three hand squeezes for "I love you" and four squeezes back for "I love you, too." The book is already working with my husband having read only two pages! Of course, I will share more of the stories with him!