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Book SynopsisTrade ReviewI love this book . . .
reading it will actually change not just how you see strangers, but how you look at yourself, the news - the world. Reading this book changed me. * Oprah Winfrey *
Fascinating . . .
you should read the book . . .
He's tackling the dark side of human nature - what do we ever know about other people? -- Sathnam Sanghera * The Times Magazine *
Now that practically everybody seems to be spoiling for a fight,
I have found Malcolm Gladwell's Talking to Strangers invaluable . . . His moral - to approach new people with caution and humility - has become my motto. * Evening Standard *
Taut, provocative, smart . . . Gladwell's
cool, playful intelligence has made him
one of our leading public thinkers * New Statesman *
A book examining the ways we misinterpret or fail to communicate with one another
could not feel more necessary . . .
the page-turning urgency of a thriller -- Chris Barton * Los Angeles Times *
Superb writing. Masterful . . . bears all the marks that have made Gladwell
one of the most successful non-fiction authors of his generation. -- Pilita Clark * Financial Times *
A dazzling book . . . Gladwell is a rock star of nonfiction . . . ideas are slowly revealed until the reader arrives at a conclusion they didn't expect. Gladwell is advancing ideas and, sure, they are all open to challenge . . . but they are
stimulating and convincing - and
you won't regret a minute you spend mastering them * The Times *
A wonderful provocation which Gladwell delivers like no other, an awakening to just one of the fascinations that lie in ordinary human experience . . . as ever,
Gladwell's genius is in the telling. * Spectator *
Malcolm Gladwell made his name bringing intellectual sparkle to everyday subjects, and his new book - about how strangers talk to each other - is no exception. -- Sean O’Hagan * Observer *
