New York Times bestselling author explores why some people just click. Packed with surprising studies and stories, from astronauts to a comedy troupe, it’s a hopeful guide to deeper connection in a lonely world. Grab a hardcover, find a cozy spot, and linger.
$33.00
New York Times bestselling author of books that have won over millions of readers turns his curiosity to something we all feel but rarely talk about: why do some people just click?
In a world of glowing screens, AI-written messages, and a loneliness crisis that shows no sign of easing, meaningful connection can feel harder to find. This book offers a hopeful, practical look at how we can build bonds that are faster, stronger, and longer-lasting.
Drawing on groundbreaking studies, expert insights, and myth-busting stories, it shows that:
The stories are the real treat. You’ll meet astronauts who learned to trust people they didn’t like, a comedy troupe that swears by time apart, a band that grew closer by learning to fight more, and a journalist whose gathering led to seventy-eight marriages.
The author also shares his own journey from shy introvert to enthusiastic convener, which makes the lessons feel earned and human.
Here at our little shop nestled in Perkins Cove, community is the whole point. It’s the chat by the register, the book handed over with a “you’ll love this.” This one is a lovely companion for anyone who wants to connect better, whether you’re a natural at it or still finding your footing.
No matter how good you are at connecting, you can always get better. Pick up a hardcover, find a cozy spot, and linger over the pages.
| Dimensions | 9.45 in |
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| Book Author | Grant, Adam |
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| Subject | Aspect Psychologique, Interpersonal Relations, Psychological Aspects, Psychologie Sociale, Sociabilité, Social Psychology |

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