A selection of books to help you build your forever family

The Book of Mormon Family Reader will help your family discover and discuss the eternal doctrine found in the Book of Mormon, drawing you closer together as a family and closer to Christ.

Sheri Dew helps us understand what the Prophet Joseph would want us to know today: that women play a crucial role in the kingdom of God and that our divine capacity to understand things of the Spirit and the heart allow us to love, strengthen, and lift ea

President Gordon B. Hinckley has said: “Even though some of you may be fully occupied with families and have little time for other things at this stage of your lives, you can enlarge you minds and broaden your understanding through the reading of good boo

300 Questions Every LDS Couple Should Ask Before Getting Married will help you and your partner explore common goals and perspectives.

Elder Cook discusses the law of chastity and addresses both singles and marrieds. He points out thirteen concrete guidelines to help youth and adults maintain their moral cleanliness.

You love your partner, but do you always see eye-to-eye? Start your marriage off right with an open and honest discussion about you and your partner’s habits, history, and expectations.

"Every missionary loves getting mail! Brother Erickson's Motivating Messages will help missionaries let go of the world, dig a deep foundation, and become "corner-carriers" who bring others to Christ.

For They Shall Be Comforted, Camille Call Whiting—Great for anyone who has suffering from the loss of a child

Popular speaker, author, and marriage and family mediator Dr. John L. Lund shares his wealth of knowledge, insight, and humor on the all-important topic of improving communication and strengthening marriage relationships.

This book draws on inspiring personal stories, research from sociology and psychology, and teachings of the gospel of Jesus Christ to present key principles that, when applied, will help a marriage thrive.

Imagine the blessings awaiting us as individuals, families, communities, and as a church as we open our eyes to the true grandeur of the Sabbath of our Lord, as we enrich our Sabbath worship and devotion.

Finding Peace, When a child chooses another path