Allan Pease, Barbara Pease, Why Men Don't Listen & Women Can't Read Maps Reviews

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It is a highly informative book about male female relationships. The best thing is even after reading once one does not feel satisfied and can enjoy revealing every time i read. I think the Pease's have done a very heartfelt service to humanity by writinog such kind of books. We get to learn everything in school, college but the most essential day to day communications we lack a lot. I have also read the other book of 'Why Men Lie' that too is also just simple to understand. All people struggling in relations should buy this copies. It will improve oneself very much. As such there are literally no bad points. Sincerely difficult to point out. Mr Allan and Barbara Pease, it's indeed a million dollar idea of picking such a simple fact of life. My views have changed towards the life dractically. May god give you all the prosperities of the happiness whatever you wish for.

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I like this book a lot. I would like to tell all my friends to read such a nice book and understand the concept of all the views for man and woman. I belive that god has made only two differance in human i.e man and woman :- which is nicely given and explained in the book.

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Excellent. Husband and wife to read. Easy read. Definitely highlights obvious differences between men and woman and explains reasons why.

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It's a very good book to read. You would think it would be about how guys are better than girls but it's more about how both brains are different. Excellent read!

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A handy book any guy or girl should read. They say falling in love is easy. But staying in love is hard. I think this book helps you with the hard part.

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Easy language, easy reading. Perhaps a too sophisticated explanation of everything that happens in the male & female brains but overall a good book.

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Why Men Don't Listen & Women Can't Read Maps is a great book. It enlightens things I don't understand specially with my relationship right now. I better understand why men don't listen.. Its not their fault its just how they were developed.

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Why Men Don't & Women Can't is an infuriating read that gives one the impression society hasn't moved on much since The First World War. And judging by the sales of this Number 1 Bestseller, it clearly hasn't.

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Clearly the notion of the book will strike a chord with a general public, drawn to the bright lights of 21st century 'evidence' of how everything we experience is inherent in our brains and everything about us is genetic, however the book serves to totally reject the social impacts and hence has a strongly biased, stereotyping and generalized definition of gender, from which the entire pathos of the book derives. If you are devoutly allied to the former in the Nature vs Nurture debate, you may h ...

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I'd recommend the Allan Pease, Barbara Pease, Why Men Don't Listen & Women Can't Read Maps book, as it brings understanding to men about women and vice-versa. I found it useful myself, and I became more tolerant toward some of my girlfriend's behaviour.

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Allan Pease, Barbara Pease, Why Men Don't Listen & Women Can't Read Maps - This witty and entertaining book gives you an informed read to help you understand your own and your partner's behaviour. It isn't a dull relationship book, just an easy read that will give you endless hours of conversation!