Really good and helpful, but it could be a little bit shorter.

I found the book really good, informative and helpful, however, it could be a little bit shorter.

The author spends a very long time (roughly half the book) explaining the personalities of the different types of seducers - it almost made me consider abandoning the book. This can definitely be shorter.

Apart from that it was pretty good, thanks!

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very entertainment. Had me giggling.

Though a lot of ut comes across as very corny. apon reflection of ones own experiences, the legitimacy of some of these claims is undeniable.

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Excellent

Very smart intelligent book. Worth reading, worth the money. Full of knowledge. Definitely five star ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
A must read!

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I have learnt so much

Really interesting read for anyone who wants to understand human nature better and maybe work on your 'game'.

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Brilliant insite - best I have read on the subject

excellent at explaining and analysing how different people attract each other and why it works or fails. Is probably the most insitful book on the subject I've read. includes grate examples across history to give legitimacy to the book.

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captivating.

loved it...easy listening, did not want the book to end.
would definitely recommend to anyone.

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eye opener

it is clearly one of the best book I read with audible. the stories and the interpretation are an eye opener in modern seduction.

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A Bible of all non-coercive persuasion

The Art of Seduction may also be termed the art of persuasion. Either way, it follows a similar tract to Greene’s other works, however, this is a Bible of all forms of non-coercive persuasion. In many ways, very similar to both the 48 Laws of Power and The Laws of Human Nature, however, this uses several examples of Cassanova, Don Juan, Rakes and other seducers, along with modern examples of political persuasion.
While the title may hint at sensual seduction, the book essentially concerns all forms of seduction and persuasion. Greene has many themes he likes to return to, and often revisits Cassanova, Dangerous Liaisons, along with other favourites of his including John F Kennedy, a recurrent theme throughout his work.
The book is informative and thought provoking, the only criticism is that the examples used to illustrate the laws could perhaps be shorter, as one gets lost in the details before getting to the punchline.
Overall a decent work, though very similar to Greene’s other works, but nonetheless plenty of food for thought. The book deserves a decent ranking due to the variety of examples and depth of analysis, regardless of however much unnecessary elaboration is given.
The narration by Joseph Powers keeps a decent pace and one does not find themselves getting bored or lost among the narration.

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really interesting

I enjoyed this Robert Greene book so much , I started on another one of his books the day I finished this... brillant

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Terrific Book

This book really flirts with you and parts of your character and desires you don’t express or even care to admit in your own life. Really eye opening

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