Dale Carnegie
Paper book: €24.99
Digital: €5.99
Published in 1936, this guide by Dale Carnegie shows how to get on well with other people. Drawing on anecdotes about Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, salesmen and mothers, he explains how to make yourself liked, how to persuade, and how to change someone without hurting them.
Having sold millions of copies, this book still helps people today, at work and in life, to communicate better and win allies.
Direct, practical and full of examples, it is easy to read in the language you are learning.
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