How to Read a Person Like a Book was authored by Gerard I. Nierenberg and Henry H. Calero. It was first published in 1971.
The art of body language analysis is explored in this book, allowing readers to learn nonverbal clues, including postures, gestures, and facial expressions, to determine the intents and feelings of others. The book has been utilized in domains like business, psychology, and personal development and received importance for its economical approach to understanding human behavior. This classic in the subject of body language and relationship communication teaches readers how to “read” people in workplace and social settings using examples and pictures.
