by John Gray · MICHEL LAFON · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782749900780
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«Mars et Vénus sous la couette» is John Gray's guide to relationships, published by Michel Lafon in paperback (235 pages, in French).
John Gray starts from the differences between men and women to analyze how they influence intimacy and communication in a couple. The book proposes gestures, romantic rituals, and ways of expressing desires to keep passion alive and prevent routine from extinguishing the relationship.
The original work, 'Mars and Venus in the Bedroom', was published in English in 1995. The French translation is by Anne Lavédrine.
For couples who want to work on their communication and intimate life, as well as for readers of self-help and relationship books.
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