Review: Literacy In Body Language
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 5, 2014
In his book titled “How to Read Body Language 101 - How to Read Anybody's Body Language like a Open Book [Kindle Edition]”, Joshua Osenga authoritatively teaches his readers about reading body language.  Essentially, Mr Osenga uses the book to increase his readers’ literacy in body language, an age-old type of non-verbal communication.Although “How to Read Body Language 101 - How to Read Anybody's Body Language like a Open Book [Kindle Edition]” is another “how-to” book, it does not have the usual orientation to getting rich quickly.  Getting rich quickly does not apply to this book in the financial sense of getting rich, but it may be applied in the sense of one’s intelligence because the ability to read body language enhances intelligence.The book has an engaging writing style that Mr Osenga uses optimally whilst informing his readers about the use of the body – and parts of it – to communicate.  Very practically Mr Osenga defines the concept of body language and describes some of the misconceptions about this subject.  He articulates his knowledge of the effect of evolution and the brain on body language.  He also documents the relationship between body language on the one hand and intimacy and attraction on the other hand.“How to Read Body Language 101 - How to Read Anybody's Body Language like a Open Book [Kindle Edition]” teaches the readers about body language in work settings and its use in public speaking.  The book is useful for persons who want to master the interpretation of body language.