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published
February 1st 1991
by Penguin (Non-Classics)
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Paperback, 224 pages
isbn
014014322X
(isbn13: 9780140143225)
description
Children tell a variety of lies, from little white lies to boasting and bragging, to the outright concealing of information, and they do so for a numb…more
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Read in November, 2007
recommends it for:
Partents or people who deal with liars
Ok, ok, I know that this looks like a parenting book. But I swear that this guy is totally brilliant. he has done studies on exactly what facial expressions people make when they are lying. It's fascinating stuff. He's presents all sorts of incredible information. Sometimes he takes a little while to get to the point, but the information is totally fascinating.
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Read in February, 2009
very insightful reference material... may not end up finishing though
too much content to handle at that time... didn't finish.
too much content to handle at that time... didn't finish.
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Read in December, 2009
There are quite a few jewels (mostly toward the beginning), but the poor structure and the including of three different authors destroy both consistency and conciseness.
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