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Original and useful… Brooks is a chatty, likeable guide * The TLS *
A hands-on guide to making meaningful human connections * Kirkus Reviews *
It really is a manual for our times - and everyone should read it -- Matthew D'Ancona
David Brooks's superb new book * The New European *
I raced through the book, which is well-structured and engagingly written, and afterwards found myself making a greater effort in conversations. At the school gates, I swapped my formulaic how-are-yous for questions that invite a more genuine response, sometimes simply: “How’s your day been?” I became more alert to my bad habit of “topping” – when someone confides in you and you top it with a sob story of your own. I made tiny changes, things that friends would be unlikely to notice – and yet the difference was transformative -- Sophie McBain * The New Statesman *
How to Know A Person offers a series of well-wrought stories and punchy reflections on relationship-building * Church Times *

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    Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
    Publication Date: 24/10/2023
    ISBN13: 9780241670293, 978-0241670293
    ISBN10: 0241670292

    Description

    Book Synopsis


    Trade Review
    Original and useful… Brooks is a chatty, likeable guide * The TLS *
    A hands-on guide to making meaningful human connections * Kirkus Reviews *
    It really is a manual for our times - and everyone should read it -- Matthew D'Ancona
    David Brooks's superb new book * The New European *
    I raced through the book, which is well-structured and engagingly written, and afterwards found myself making a greater effort in conversations. At the school gates, I swapped my formulaic how-are-yous for questions that invite a more genuine response, sometimes simply: “How’s your day been?” I became more alert to my bad habit of “topping” – when someone confides in you and you top it with a sob story of your own. I made tiny changes, things that friends would be unlikely to notice – and yet the difference was transformative -- Sophie McBain * The New Statesman *
    How to Know A Person offers a series of well-wrought stories and punchy reflections on relationship-building * Church Times *

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