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    The Art of Hugging: The World-Famous Kissing Coach Offers Inspiration and Advice on Why, Where, and How to Hug
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    The Art of Hugging: The World-Famous Kissing Coach Offers Inspiration and Advice on Why, Where, and How to Hug
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    The Art of Hugging: The World-Famous Kissing Coach Offers Inspiration and Advice on Why, Where, and How to Hug

    By William Cane

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    Whether it's a simple squeeze between old friends, a heartfelt bear hug for a child, or the tentative first embrace of love, there's much more to hugging than most people realize. In The Art of Hugging, lovers, friends, and family will find all the insights they need to add tenderness, technical know-how, and variety to every conceivable type of hug-from the platonic to the more-than-just-friendly. The Art of Hugging teaches huggers and huggees alike:

    -Why hugs are good for your health and well-being
    -Hugging preferences of men and women (they're not the same!)
    -How to "read" the kind of hug your lover wants
    -Easy ways to become more huggable
    -How to ask for a hug
    -What are the most romantic places and times to hug

    From side-by-side hugs to group hugs, bereavement hugs, good-bye and good-night hugs, to you've had-a-bad-day hugs, this collection will both inspire and enlighten. Snugglers everywhere will warm to this cheerful, charming compendium of one of the world's most pleasant pastimes.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMacmillan Publishers
    Release dateDec 10, 2013
    ISBN9781466859647
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    The Art of Hugging: The World-Famous Kissing Coach Offers Inspiration and Advice on Why, Where, and How to Hug
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    William Cane

    WILLIAM CANE is the author of WRITE LIKE THE MASTERS (Writer’s Digest 2009). He has had a distinguished career as a professor of English at the City University of New York and Boston College, where he taught writing. His international bestseller THE ART OF KISSING (St. Martin’s 1991, second revised edition 2005) sold more than 150,000 copies in the U.S. and was translated into nineteen languages.

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