How I wish marriage could offer insurance for love! We marry for companionship, to spend our life with another person in the best possible manner. As time progresses, marriage like any other relationship passes through different phases of life. Relatives, friends, finance and children have a significant impact on marriage and test the bond between a husband and wife. Situations threaten to derail the heart and mind that has forgotten to ‘love,’ the essence of any marriage and the strength that holds two hearts together to overcome any challenge. But once ‘love’ is lost from a relationship, the strength to live life is lost. The heart and mind start sailing in a stormy sea of emotions, looking for something or someone to hold the heart steady and calm the turbulence in the mind. The Love Baby is a story of a loving heart that has lost the love in its life, and so it struggles to survive. It is the story of a woman who puts her everything at stake to find happiness again and undertakes a journey from a loveless married life to a blissful love life.

You can fall into it and out of it. It's free, but it can cost you dear. Sometimes love is brief; sometimes it's for ever. This book captures the spirit of love in the words of the famous and the not so famous.

Your love is behind the door of your heart. Your heart is in front of the door of my heart, which is behind it, my love. So my heart gave your heart my love, and your heart gave my heart your love, and that circle has no end. Love is blind Love is divine Once you love You forget who you are That is what I feel When I am with you Maybe I am mad About you of course "Shaikhah Kaseb"

THIS IS BOOK TWO IN SERIES. PLEASE READ THIS IS WAR, BABY FIRST. My War was over and I had lost. My captor reminded me I was nothing more than his pawn. His strategy never changed…it was always me. But what he didn’t know was that LOVE always wins. In my War, I’d found not only peace but LOVE as well. I’d been through a battlefield with my War and LOVE was what brought us to the other side. Our LOVE was beautiful and pure. Undying. My captor thinks he has won this war. That I will LOVE him. What he doesn’t know is this time, I’m the one with a strategy. I’m always thinking several moves ahead of him, my War taught me that. I will outsmart him and find peace again. This is a war I will win. My LOVE will conquer all. Warning: This is Love, Baby is a dark romance. Strong sexual themes and violence which could trigger emotional distress are found in this story. Terrible, terrible things happen to our poor heroine, so you’ve been properly warned. This story is NOT for everyone.

An older brother at first resents his new sibling, but eventually he starts to love the baby.

Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein, Jerome Kern, Irving Berlin, and . . . Dorothy Fields. These are the giants of the golden age of musical theater. Although she may not be as well known as her male counterparts, Dorothy Fields was America's most brilliant and successful female lyricist, who for five decades kept up with the greats. As the only woman among the boys' club of popular song, Fields was welcomed by her fellow male artists, who considered her as both an equal and a beloved colleague. Working with thirteen different composers, Fields wrote the lyrics and/or librettos for unforgettable masterpieces, such as Annie Get Your Gun, Redhead, and Sweet Charity. Her more than four hundred songs include the standards "On the Sunny Side of the Street," "Pick Yourself Up," and "The Way You Look Tonight," among other classic tunes. This book introduces the trailblazing Fields to audiences who may not know her name but surely know her five decades worth of work. Beginning in the 1920s, Fields was one of the few women writing for commercial theater, and she did it so remarkably well that her work was recognized with a Tony Award, an Oscar, and the accolades of ASCAP president Stanley Adams, who referred to her as "the most important woman writer in the history of ASCAP."

Come hear a song about a baby, a very special baby. Come hear a song about you. This affectionate tribute to the all-encompassing love of a child will touch parents' and grandparents' hearts at the same time that it satisfies children's requests to tell them about when they were little. Best-selling author Marion Dane Bauer's lyrical text and award-winning illustrator Dan Andreasen's timeless paintings combine to create a gift of love -- for parent and child alike. And oh, how we love you!