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Opening Hearts to Men

by Susan Jeffers (1990)

About this book

Par le biais du thème de l'amour, l'auteure traite de divers aspects de la psychologie féminine et des relations interpersonnelles. Il aborde aussi d'autres questions telles que la colère, l'intimité, la confiance, l'appréciation de soi, etc.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreOpening Hearts to Men Lead Character

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