Books like Reading people by Jo-Ellan Dimitrius

Joe Navarro, former FBI counterintelligence officer, explains how to read people’s nonverbal cues and use body language to build trust, convey authority, and spot deception in everyday interactions.

Explore how hidden psychological forces shape our economic decisions, from personal finance to the 2008 crisis, with Dan Ariely’s behavioral economics insights.

David Niven distills the science of happiness into 100 practical habits, attitudes, and practices. Each is backed by research and explained simply, guiding readers to transform everyday life into lasting contentment.

Discover how to set healthy, biblically grounded boundaries that protect your physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well‑being while maintaining love and responsibility in all relationships.

Edward de Bono's book on how to become a beautiful thinker and communicator through lateral and parallel thinking skills.

A collection of inspiring and comforting stories on relationships, motherhood, aging, and self-improvement, authored by Jack Canfield.

Dr. Carl Alasko examines how the invisible force of Emotional Bullshit—denial, delusion, and blame—erodes trust across relationships, offering strategies to recognize and break the cycle.

Discover why men often delay calls after a first date and learn practical ways to read signals, build confidence, and approach future relationships with clarity.

A practical guide for individuals, parents, and caregivers to understand, identify, and manage shyness and social anxiety through evidence‑based strategies, case studies, and current treatment options.

A practical guide for mothers of all ages, offering real-life stories, self‑care strategies, and research‑backed advice to help moms reclaim their own time, reduce guilt, and nurture healthier family relationships.

Change your Mind, Change Your Life offers practical guidance for reshaping thoughts and attitudes to influence personal well‑being and interpersonal relations, drawing on psychology and spiritual principles.

For the 70 percent of couples who have been affected by extramarital affairs, this is the only book to offer proven strategies for surviving the crisis and rebuilding the relationship –;–; written by a nationally known therapist considered an expert on infidelity. When I was 15, I was raped. That was nothing compared to your affair. The rapist was a stranger; you, I thought, were my best friend. There is nothing quite like the pain and shock caused when a partner has been unfaithful. The hurt partner often experiences a profound loss of self–;respect and falls into a depression that can last for years. For the relationship, infidelity is often a death blow.After the Affair is the first book to help readers survive this crisis. Written by a clinical psychologist who has been treating distressed couples for 22 years, it guides both hurt and unfaithful partners through the three stages of healing: Normalizing feelings, deciding whether to recommit and revitalizing the relationship. It provides proven, practical advice to help the couple change their behavior toward each other, cultivate trust and forgiveness and build a healthier, more conscious intimate partnership.

An expert in the field of nonverbal communication explains how to interpret others' gestures and expressions and understand the nonverbal messages that they are sending to others, with explanations of specific gestures, facial cues, body positions, and body movements.

A practical guide offering inexpensive, time‑saving ideas to keep romance alive, from quick gestures and playful gifts to mini‑adventures and astrological insights.

A profound and personal guide to understanding and managing emotional eating and overeating through self-healing and change.