The Art Of Manipulation: How to Get Anybody to Do What You Want Paperback – September 18, 2013

It was good.

This book was a great introduction to the art of manipulation. It was a fast read, less than an hour, and I thought it was very well written and very well put together. I would highly recommend this book for people who want to begin learning about this subject!

This book isn't very long and it's a good one for the age of instant gratification where you need to keep it short and simple.It has advice you can actually follow.As for the author stating that manipulation isn't necessarily a bad thing and that it happens everywhere starting with the way we dress. That's something I understood a while ago so this book really drove the point home for me.Good book; Well written and good ideas.

Half the beginning of the book is a moral lecture discussing if manipulation is good or bad. After you get through that half the rest is not well explained and the topics are broadly explained. The morality lecture tone is carried out for the rest until your done. The book is VERY short, about a 30 minute read. The title is misreading so take a pass on this one.

I was looking for more out of this book. It talks about the art of manipulation as neutral source of power (which I like). However, There wasn't anything that I could learn from this book.

Fantastic read. Fun to read and know... not that you are going to use it to purposely manipulate people. As least you will know when YOU are being manipulated

Easy to read, this book will probably take you less than an hour to read. The information is accurate though not too specific, but a good enough introduction into this field of thought.

I didn't read this book to gain knowledge of how to use dark psychology against people but the opposite how to avoid it being used on me. Well written essy to understand.