by John Gray · Oceano Editorial · tapa blanda · ISBN 9789706513618
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«Los hombres son de Marte, las mujeres son de Venus» is John Gray's essay on couple relationships, published by Oceano in paperback (324 pages).
John Gray argues that men and women relate as if they came from different planets: they have different codes, values, and ways of expressing themselves. From that metaphor, the work offers keys to interpreting the attitudes of the opposite sex and improving communication in the couple, reducing misunderstandings and everyday conflicts.
This Spanish edition was published in 1992. The cover reads: «La guía esencial para comprender al sexo opuesto».
For those seeking a self-help work on couple communication and wanting to better understand masculine and feminine styles in relationships.
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