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HOW TO READ A PERSON LIKE A BOOK
By Gerard I. Nierenberg and Henry H. Calero
Pocket Books, New York, 1971

Condition: Good. Minor creasing to front cover, light spine wear consistent with age, interior toning to pages. Early Pocket Books printing with the distinctive photographic cover showing open and closed body language poses a hallmark of the books 1970s cultural moment.

About the Book:
A cornerstone in the popular psychology of communication, How to Read a Person Like a Book introduced a wide audience to the silent language of nonverbal behavior. Authors Gerard I. Nierenberg and Henry H. Calero, both experts in negotiation and interpersonal strategy, present a practical system for decoding gestures, posture, and facial expression revealing how much of what we say occurs without words.

In accessible, example-rich chapters, they classify gestures into categories of openness, defensiveness, confidence, and deception, showing how such signals can guide anyone from the business professional to the everyday conversationalist. Illustrated sequences demonstrate body talk in action, offering readers the tools to recognize subtle shifts in attitude and emotion.

Far from a mere curiosity, the book helped establish body language as a mainstream field of study in psychology and communication prefiguring later works by Allan Pease and Joe Navarro. It became a staple in sales training, management courses, and popular self-improvement circles through the 1970s and 1980s.

About the Authors:
Gerard I. Nierenberg (19232012) was a lawyer, educator, and founder of the Negotiation Institute. His pioneering research reframed business communication as a field governed by empathy and perception as much as by argument.
Henry H. Calero collaborated with Nierenberg on several communication titles, contributing case studies and applied behavioral insights that shaped modern approaches to negotiation and interpersonal dynamics.




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