Title: Not so good.
Product review: Hate to say this, but this book promises far more than it can deliver. The book cites a lot of conventional wisdom along with a few specious claims (such as, you can tell someone desires to leave a conversation by the direction his feet are pointing, particularly towards an exit).I couldn't glean very much useful information from the book, because most of it would not stand up to the scrunity of repeated use, different people or various circumstances.I would say, at best, it's a good fluff piece about this topic.A better book is Paul Ekman's "Telling Lies". It is based on more sound, consistent, and standardized research and it is better written.
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