The Definitive Book of Body Language

The definitive book of body language by Allan and Barbara Pease is a crisp and apt book for first readers of the topic. It is a 'definitive' book meaning it clearly identifies body language cues and suggest possible interpretations for the same. It is an easy to understand book as it has illustrations and examples to elaborate most points. It aids in making positive use of body language in ones life to make for better communication and it also helps in identifying body language cues on others to help understand 'what is not said.' The book also has chapters on office power dynamics and has basic instructions on office setting and seating power plays. The book, however, is very simple for someone who is well versed with the topic.Amazon first started in the US selling books online. Hence, prices on books are best on Amazon. I don't even bother looking for other options anymore.Overall it is a great book, one I'd recommend to a beginner to the topic.Book Review: 8/10Price Value: 10/10-soothsayer

While reading this book, one simply can't stop thinking its relevance to daily life. The authors succeed in tutoring the basics of mind reading through body language. The book deals mostly with the basics which are more than enough for the common man.

I have to say that this is the amongst top of all the book I have read yet on personal development and body language.

I got this book delivered exactly on time and in a good condition, so good work Amazon! I don't mean to brag but since i am a guy who's naturally gifted with detecting body language, i buy body language books to enhance my knowledge. For those of you who are interested in business i recommend this book to y'all. For those of you who are interested in detecting body language in a criminal field then i'd highly recommend Joe Navarro's book: What every body is saying. For those of you who are interested in both you may read Joe Navarro's first and then this one. Here are the pros and cons of this book:ProsVery informativePractical examplesProfuse IllustrationsConsThe chapters tend to be pretty bigI strongly disagree with a few things that the author mentions in the book (Don't know whether the others will feel the same)

I have read a few pages but if you are a person who wants to improve your non-verbal communication this is the ultimate book. all kinds of hand gesture and body expression mentioned that you would take more than 100 hours on Youtube to collect

3 star bcz this book is not 11 inch long

I was casually going through this book in a store and immediately found it interesting. Many of the gestures and body movements I do were mentioned here and their "hidden meaning".it is a good fun read and if you implement what is suggested in the book.. well you would be a "people reader". :)Fun aside it is a different kind of book and the authors insight into our body language is truly inspiring and appreciable.

Very good