by John Gray · TEA · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788850200214
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«Marte e Venere in camera da letto» is John Gray's self-help guide on relationships, published by TEA in paperback (208 pages, in Italian).
Starting from the emotional differences between men and women, John Gray offers keys to keeping passion alive in a couple: learning to communicate desires, understanding the other's sexual needs, and creating romantic rituals that make intimacy more spontaneous and satisfying, without routine extinguishing the relationship.
Originally published in 1995 as «Mars and Venus in the Bedroom», this 2001 Italian edition is part of the Tea pratica collection and includes a translation by Daniela Magnoni.
For readers interested in popular psychology, sexuality, and improving couple communication.
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