by John Gray · Grijalbo · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788425334542
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«Los hombres son de Marte, las mujeres de Venus» is the self-help manual by John Gray, published by Grijalbo in paperback (362 pages, Spanish).
Starting from the famous metaphor that men come from Mars and women from Venus, John Gray reflects on the emotional differences between the sexes. It brings together 365 short readings, one for each day of the year, with advice for understanding a partner's emotional needs, improving communication, and avoiding everyday misunderstandings.
The work belongs to John Gray's «Marte y Venus» series; the Spanish edition was published in July 2000.
Recommended for readers interested in couple psychology, self-help, and improving romantic relationships.
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