Joe Navarro & Anthony Marshall 2-Book Paperback Set - What Every BODY is Saying & Be The Game Changer - Non Fiction Gift

Titles in This Set: What Every BODY is Saying: An Ex-FBI Agent's Guide to Speed-Reading People Be The Game Changer Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback Publisher: William Morrow Paperbacks (What Every BODY is Saying); Rupa Publications / Macmillan Business (Be The Game Changer) Overview: This two-book paperback bundle pairs two leading voices in personal development: Joe Navarro's bestselling body language classic and Anthony Marshall's practical playbook for ambitious achievers. What Every BODY is Saying draws on Navarro's 25-year FBI career to teach readers how to decode nonverbal cues. Be The Game Changer challenges readers to take decisive action and lead with intention. Together they offer complementary tools for sharper communication and impact, ideal for professionals, students, and anyone keen to understand people and seize opportunity. About the Books: What Every BODY is Saying is built on the premise that most communication happens beneath the words we speak, in posture, gesture, and facial expression. Joe Navarro, writing with psychologist Marvin Karlins, breaks nonverbal behaviour into categories covering the feet, torso, arms, hands, and face, showing readers how to spot genuine comfort, stress, and deception by reading clusters of cues in context. Drawing on his FBI counterintelligence career, Navarro turns decades of behavioural analysis into checklists readers can apply at interviews, negotiations, and family gatherings. Be The Game Changer takes a complementary angle, focusing on mindset and action rather than observation. Anthony Marshall lays out a blunt, no-nonsense framework for readers who want to stop waiting for permission and start delivering results: setting higher standards, building momentum, and rewriting the rules that hold them back. Where Navarro's book sharpens how you read others, Marshall's sharpens how you present and drive yourself forward. Read together, the two titles form a rounded toolkit spanning perception and action, hel