by John Gray · Debolsillo · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788497592666
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«Los hombres son de Marte, las mujeres de Venus» is the self-help essay by John Gray, published by Debolsillo in paperback (352 pages, in Spanish).
Using the metaphor of the two planets, John Gray contrasts male and female psychology and shows how their differences generate misunderstandings. The work proposes communication guidelines to understand the other's reactions and prevent everyday frictions from damaging the relationship.
The work belongs to John Gray's «Marte y Venus» series, which includes six titles. Translation by Ramón Alonso.
Aimed at those who live as a couple or wish to do so and want to better understand the opposite sex to improve their relationship.
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