Do you have any books about interpersonal relationships?

I recommend the book,"Bind Love and Get Married." The protagonist, Ping An, lost her family because of a conspiracy and became a poor university student from a rich lady. In such an environment, she met the cold and heartless "demon" male protagonist. The male protagonist only had a silent attachment to her, and he started a deep love for her. This was a human love, and it sounded very torturous. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following novels to you, hoping to meet your needs: 1. In <The Strongest Master of Life>, the main character Lin Feng used the mysterious drawing board system to control interpersonal relationships. 2. In "I Really Didn't Want to Be an Advanced Martial Instructor", the main character became an Advanced Martial Instructor and needed to nurture human geniuses. At the same time, he needed to use the system to reduce the favorability of others to obtain benefits. 3. In "The Big Boss Behind the Entertainment Industry," the main character, the 18th-tier celebrity Shen Yize, managed to maintain interpersonal relationships by controlling the entertainment industry from behind the scenes. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

For books on philosophy and interpersonal relationships, you can refer to the following examples: 1. Sophie's World by Jostan Judd An introductory book on philosophy discussed topics such as the nature of human beings, the meaning of existence, morality, and religion. The Weakness of Human Nature-Dale Dale A classic book on interpersonal relationships discussed how to build good relationships with others and how to deal with conflicts and problems. 3 The Analects of Confucius A book on ancient Chinese philosophy that contained the words, deeds, and thoughts of Confucius and his disciples was of great significance to understanding Chinese culture and values. The Gita-Lao Tzu An ancient philosophical classic that explained the core concepts and philosophical principles of Taoism was also very helpful in understanding Chinese philosophy and culture. 5. Sabiens: A Short History of Humanity-Yuval Harari A book on human history that covers important events and trends in human history from the Stone Age to modern society is important for understanding human nature and culture.

There are many books on interpersonal relationships. The following are a few of the more classic ones: 1 The Impact Factor- Theodore The book introduced six principles of influence that can help people better connect and influence others. 2. The Art of Communication ·The New York Times This book introduced the basic principles and techniques of communication to help people better express their opinions and ideas and build good interpersonal relationships. 3. The Social Animal- Golman This book introduced the basic theories and experiential research of social psychology, exploring the nature and causes of human social behavior and how to better understand and respond to social behavior. 4. Nonviolent Communication. Minzberg This book introduced an effective method of communication--non-violent communication to help people better express their needs and ideas and build deeper and more stable interpersonal relationships. The Art of Negotiating (The negotiation skills of a lifetime) ·G. Hammond This book introduced the basic principles and techniques of negotiation to help people better negotiate with others to reach a mutually acceptable outcome. These are some of the more classic interpersonal books that I hope will be of help to you.

😋I recommend the following two books to you: 1. " Don't cry for me on a sunny day " was a modern romance novel about urban life. It described the many difficulties that the female protagonist, He Xixi, encountered in her life. She gradually got out of the predicament through her social skills and the help of her warm-hearted boyfriend, and learned the knowledge and skills of the world and etiquette. 2. " The Top Student's Deviation " was a modern urban life novel. It told the story of the protagonist's work life, where he encountered many complicated interpersonal challenges. Through learning interpersonal relationships and personal experience, he learned how to be elegant, calm, and appropriate in interpersonal relationships. I hope these two books can help you.

Human Weakness was a best-selling book written by the American psychologist Dale Kuangnegie. It was hailed as a classic work in the field of interpersonal relationships. The core point of this book is that people's behavior and attitudes are determined by their emotions and thoughts. Therefore, by understanding and mastering the weaknesses of human nature, we can better manage and influence others and build good interpersonal relationships. This book covers many interpersonal skills and strategies, including how to identify and deal with negative emotions, how to establish positive communication, how to build trust and respect with others, how to deal with conflicts and solve problems. At the same time, he also emphasized the common weaknesses in human nature, such as greed, fear, jealousy, arrogance, etc., and provided corresponding solutions to help readers better control their emotions and behaviors so as to better get along with others. Human Weakness is an inspirational and practical guide to interpersonal relationships that applies not only to individuals but also to organizations and individual leaders. Whether it was at work or in life, it was very important to grasp the weaknesses of human nature and effective interpersonal skills.

Here are a few recommendations for books on interpersonal relationships: The Psychology of Emotional Intelligence: Author Vicinda Marksler provides many practical techniques and strategies to help people build good interpersonal relationships through his research on interpersonal psychology. " Influenced People ": Author Robert Ciotti provides many practical techniques and strategies to help people better influence others and build strong interpersonal relationships through in-depth research on interpersonal relationships. 3. The Art of Emotional Intelligence: The authors Vicinda Marksler and Robert Cialcini further explored the nature and core of interpersonal relationships on the basis of Interpersonal Psychology, providing more methods and strategies to help people build healthier interpersonal relationships. 4. The Social Animal: Richard Stallman, through in-depth research, shows that human society is a special ecosystem, and interpersonal relationships are the core. This book provides a lot of insight and thinking about interpersonal relationships, which is very enlightening for understanding human society and human behavior. 5 " Effective Communication ": Author John Vance helps people better express their thoughts and needs and build healthier interpersonal relationships through in-depth research on effective communication skills. This book is not only suitable for individuals, but also for teams and organizations.

There are many books on interpersonal relationships. Here are a few recommendations worth reading: 1 " Influence "·Cialini: This book introduced the six elements of influence, including personal traits, attitude, behavior, language, body language, and media. Through in-depth research and case studies, it helped readers better understand and use influence. 2 The Art of Negotiations. Bloemberg: This book introduced the basic principles and techniques of negotiation to help readers master negotiation skills and increase the chances of success. 3 " Dedication: How to Become a Powerful Person ": This book explains how to improve personal skills and abilities through techniques and strategies. It also focuses on the construction and maintenance of interpersonal relationships and provides practical suggestions for readers. 4 The Art of Communication, Interpersonal Communication Expert, Cialcini: This book introduced the basic principles and techniques of communication to help readers better express their thoughts, listen to the opinions of others, and build good interpersonal relationships. The Weakness of Human Beings. -Daniel: This book is an introduction to the psychology and sociology of human behavior. It delves into the weaknesses and strengths of people and how to build trust and success through interpersonal relationships.

Hey, I recommend " Super Little Matchmaker " to you. It's a modern romance novel about urban supernatural powers. The story was about an online goddess who was also a super matchmaker in real life. She could resolve all kinds of emotional disputes and help people find their other half. When her career and love had left her, an unexpected package changed her life. If your relationship is in trouble or you want to find a partner, just look for her and she will help you settle it. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

Well, I'm very happy to be able to recommend some extra-cursory books for high school students. These books can motivate them and teach them how to better interact with others. There were two books here: 1. "Step Forward": This book is the growth story of a rookie in the workplace. It can teach high school students how to work hard in the workplace and how to deal with interpersonal relationships. 2. "The Story of a God-level Student Earning Money": This book could teach high school students how to be thrifty and thrifty in managing their household, teach them how to work hard when they have money, and how to cooperate with others. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗