Talk to Me: Book Spine Poetry

"The Dangling Conversation"*

Conversation: A History of a Declining Art by Stephen Miller; 302.346 M651t

Yes, Virginia, there really is a whole book dedicated to the history of conversation. Read it to find out what is so important about conversations and why they are declining.

I Hear What You Say, But What Are You Telling Me? by Barbara Madonik; 153.6 M183i

Designed to help people understand non-verbal communication, this is an ideal read for anyone who wants to be a better communicator.

Emotions Revealed by Paul Ekman; 152.4 E36b

Ekman provides insights on how to read and understand the emotions of one another.

Person to Person: Positive Relationships Don’t Just Happen by Sharon Hanna; 158.2 H243p

According to Ms. Hanna, having a positive relationship with other people begins by having a positive, healthy view of one’s self.

Face to Face: How to Reclaim the Personal Touch in a Digital World by Susan RoAne; 650.13 R628r

Even with all of our high-tech gadgets, it is still crucial to connect with one another face to face, and Ms. RoAne explains why.

* "The Dangling Conversation" is a title of a song released by Simon and Garfunkel in 1966 under the Columbia Records label.