by John Gray · Grijalbo · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788425331497
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«Marte y Venus enamorados» is the self-help essay on couple relationships by John Gray, published by Grijalbo in paperback (192 pages, in Spanish).
John Gray starts from the metaphor that men are from Mars and women from Venus to explain their emotional and communication differences. The book shows how those needs and ways of loving cause misunderstandings, and offers practical guidelines to improve dialogue and understanding, seeking more stable and happy relationships.
The original English work, published in 1996, is titled 'Mars and Venus in Love: Inspiring and Heartfelt Stories of Relationships That Work'.
Recommended for couples and for readers interested in self-help, psychology, and personal development applied to love relationships.
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