Body Talk Animated: The Big Kid's Course in Body Language--FUN Fundamentals in your life and in animated movies - James O. Pyle

nParents, teachers, school psychologists, and-most importantly-big kids reviewed Body Talk Animated and love it. Why?n n nn nIt's a FUN way to learn body language: n nFacen nUpper bodyn nNaval downn n nn nAnd after you get good with the FUN stuff, you explore the world of animated films-and learn body language from cars that have eyes, cats that fight duels, and an octopus who drives a truck!n n nn nIllustrations show what certain facial expressions and body movements mean to most people.n n nn nExercises you can do by yourself and with friends and family help you create your own, personalized body language book.n n nn nIMPORTANT sections help you know more about when to trust someone and when to back away.n n nn nYou will also get good at knowing what your own body language tells other people about your mood and intentions. In other words, you'll get much better at communicating.n n nn n nn nJames O. (Jim) Pylen nSince his retirement from the US Army, Jim has trained professional audiences in many facets of Human Intelligence collection, in which body language plays a central role. A resident of Virginia, he is a father and the G -Man to kids of my kids. Jim is a patented inventor, actor, event DJ, and a lifelong auto racing fan.n n nn nMaryann Karinchn nThe author of 35 books, most of which focus on human behavior, Maryann has taught body language to groups of all ages-from senior staff at the Department of Homeland Security to students at George Mason University and families at the International Spy Museum in Washington, DC. She resides in Colorado.n