The best books for reading women's body language

To master reading women's body language, you can use the help of many readings and many articles on the internet, but most of these are simply not founded and not based on scientific evidence, that’s why I have looked for the best books on reading women's body language that were relying on scientific evidence and experiences, unfortunately, I didn't find a lot, however the few I've read were more than enough to make me not only understand how women use their bodies to communicate, but also be able to respond to women's body language accurately and confidently.

The first book to read women's body language accurately is Body Language by Julius Fast

I've read this book many times and I have to say that a lot of the ideas you are going to find in it are quite confusing and you may even scratch your head from time to time and think to yourself that you do not do a body language movement for the purpose described in this book!

But from my experience, this book is full of gems and will help you master your body language first and then make you read women's body language accurately.

I'm not saying that this book is the ultimate guide for reading women's body language, but it’s one of the best.

The second book for reading women's body language is The definitive book of body language by Barbara and Allan Pease.

Although this book is liked by thousands of people and is considered to be the reference when it comes to reading body language, I have found great difficulty is comparing the techniques and the body language movements to those of women, in fact, most of the techniques described in it are useful in everyday life, but when it comes to reading the body language of women, it’s going to be a little difficult.

That’s why you really need to read another amazing book, it’s not about body language, but it’s about differences between men and women, when you read this book, you are also going to find great uses for the body language book.

This book is by the same authors of the previous book, Barbara and Allan Pease, and it’s called: Why Men Don't Listen and Women Can't Read Maps.

I've read it many times and it’s a great eye opener, and one more thing, don't believe the rubbish reviews that users post about it on the internet, it’s a very smooth and fun to read book, and it’s full of interesting information about women and how they are different from us guys.

These are by far one of the best books to read in order to understand not only women's body language but also their needs and their expectations of men.