by John Gray · Michel Lafon · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782840986362
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«Mars et Vénus, ensemble pour toujours» is John Gray's self-help essay on couples, published by Michel Lafon in paperback (389 pages, in French).
In this essay, John Gray addresses the great challenge of couples who already live together: making the relationship last. Based on the differences between men and women, he offers keys to communicate better, understand the other, and face everyday changes, with the aim of preserving love in the long term.
Work in French published in 2001. Subtitle on cover: «Le nouveau défi des couples : durer»; the author's previous best seller, «Les hommes viennent de Mars, les femmes viennent de Vénus», is also cited.
For couples with an established relationship who wish to strengthen communication and for self-help readers interested in John Gray.
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