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16 Ways to Love Your Lover

The co-authors of Type Talkapply their "TYPEWATCHING" techniques to interpersonal relationships, offering charts, exercises, and lighthearted anecdotes to help readers "find" themselves and build relationships that last.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 270 pages

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