Birmingham Poetry Review

Wonders Grade K Reading/ Writing Companion Unit 4

En Fumant

I AM Journal: 52 Weeks of Inspiration, Affirmations, and Boosting Your Self-Confidence

La Marseillaise de mon enfance

A Comparison of American Football in the USA and Germany

POETIQUE DE LA POESIE DES TAMBOURS

Remarks on the Sword

Volume 1: Pre-Civil War

American Submariners

Eminent Literary and Scientific Men: English Poets

Book 1 in the Doctresses series

The Book of Skulls

Another Mirror for Princes

Une histoire pour les 3-6 ans

Regarde-moi j'apprends l'anglais

A Documentary History

American Intelligence And The German Resistance

An Austerley & Kirkgordon Adventure

The Darkness At Dillingham

Guerre d'Algérie : Les prisonniers des Djounoud

Toward a Religion for our Times

Eco-Theology

A true story

Limerence

International Migration and Social Theory

‘This is a much needed and timely book, covering everything you need to know about the science of relationship formation. It is beautifully written and scrupulously referenced. There is serious science in the study of how we form relationships and this book covers the ground superbly. It remains unputdownable.’
– Prof Adrian Furnham, Professor of Psychology, broadcaster, and author
‘I trusted this author at once because, unlike the psychobabblers, he says from the start that there are no "laws" of attraction and no fool-proof methods for getting someone to date you, let alone jump into bed with you. That isn’t to say there’s nothing to be gained from studying the processes involved in what draws us together. It’s just a lot trickier than most self-help books would suggest. But with precision and no small wit – I found myself frequently laughing out loud – he explores the four key factors that shape the formation of most relationships: proximity, appearance, reciprocity and similarity. As he shows, studying attraction or relationships scientifically, far from destroying the magic and mystery of it all, can actually be helpful, whether you aspire to be lover or friend. He also satisfyingly nails my biggest bête noire: that "treat ’em mean" is any sort of relationship advice　and even more satisfyingly thrashes some of the so-called "experts" I abhor and think are downright dangerous in the "advice" they give. A great book. I’d buy it just for the laughs. But I’d recommend it – and do – to the many people who write to me as an agony aunt.’
– Suzie Hayman, agony aunt, relationship counsellor, broadcaster, and author
'This book provides a thoroughly compelling journey of over a century’s worth of research on the how, what, and why of human relationships and attraction. Swami’s exploration of key theories, stand-out studies, and new and exciting behavioural insights is a must read for anyone interested in understanding the science behind how we form relationships. Once you pick it up, you’ll struggle to put it down.'
– Dr Daragh McDermott, Co-Editor-in-Chief of Psychology and Sexuality

The science of how we form relationships

Attraction Explained

For Summer Lovers Everywhere

Europe on a G-String

Sinner's Prayer

Dreißig Jahre an der Peitsche

An Evaluation

Agenda 2030¿s Sustainable Development Goals¿ Impact on Female Labor Force

De la musique derrière les barreaux

Jön Türkler ve Ittihat ve Terakki

Frühe Formen des Erlebens

the gripping and twist-filled thriller

The Family Friend

In Medias Res: Inside Nalini Malani's Shadow Plays

Nalini Malani

Crime and Punishment

Les droits de l'homme et les libertés, fondamentales à l'épreuve de la dualité de juridictions

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