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A practical, detective-like guide to decoding the unspoken signals hiding in plain sight. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with How to read a person like a book.
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Read People Like a Book
Patrick King
A practical, psychological toolkit for decoding the unspoken signals in every human interaction.
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The Definitive Book of Body Language
Barbara Pease; Allan Pease
A practical, eye-opening decoder ring for the unspoken signals that govern human interaction.
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The Dictionary of Body Language
Joe Navarro
An eye-opening field guide that transforms everyday social interactions into a fascinating study of unspoken cues.
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What every BODY is saying
Joe Navarro and Marvin Karlins · 2008
A fascinating, practical field guide to reading the unspoken signals hidden in plain sight.
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The Art of Reading Minds
Henrik Fexeus
A playful, pragmatic toolkit for decoding the unspoken signals of human behavior and mastering the subtle art of influence.
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Manwatching
Harper Collins Publishers
A fascinating, zoological lens applied to the everyday twitches, postures, and unspoken signals of the human animal.
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Captivate
Vanessa van Edwards
A science-backed cheat sheet for decoding human behavior and mastering the art of connection.
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People skills
Robert Bolton · 1979
A practical, empathetic toolkit for untangling the messy reality of human communication.
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The Secret Language of Relationships
Gary Goldschneider
An encyclopedic deep-dive into the cosmic chemistry between any two people.
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Science of Attraction
Patrick King
A pragmatic, science-backed toolkit for decoding the mysteries of human chemistry and romantic connection.
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Spy the lie
Philip Houston
A fascinating, practical masterclass in reading between the lines of human behavior, taught through the thrilling lens of espionage.
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Quirkology
Richard Wiseman
A playful, eye-opening romp through the bizarre and hidden science of everyday human behavior.
