by John Gray · ISBN 9782749900766
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«Mars et Vénus se rencontrent» is John Gray's self-help guide on relationships, published by Michel Lafon in paperback (238 pages, in French).
John Gray applies his theory of differences between men and women, described as inhabitants of Mars and Venus, to first dates. He covers five stages on the path to love, from first encounter to commitment, and teaches how to interpret gestures, conversations and expectations to avoid misunderstandings and build a lasting relationship.
Original work in English: «Mars and Venus on a Date» (1997); this French edition is from 2004.
Aimed at people seeking a partner or going through early dating who want to understand communication between men and women.
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