The Body Language of Liars: From Little White Lies to Pathological Deception―How to See through the Fibs, Frauds, and Falsehoods People Tell You Every Day

I really enjoyed this book, although, for obvious reasons, Glass is restricted to convicted criminals in many of the illustrations. We all have hunches and instincts as to when someone is lying. Glass helps us understand which clues are reliable and ones we are not sure of, and even ones we may have missed. If you work as someone who has to examine clients (for example, the police, insolvency investigators) this book can help in your decision-making. If you just enjoy psychology and finding out what makes people tick, you'll enjoy this.

Lillian did a great job educating on the art of lie detection without making it feel like I was reading a scholastic text book!! Couldn't put it down def recommend this book.

Only a 3rd of the way through and already feel so well informed for picking a liar out the crowd. Well written and easy to understand.

Love the book! Very useful info that can be used in everyday settings.

I didn't really like the way the author placed the importance of seeing how a celebrity lied in the past. Most of the book is spent talking about the same few people and how they obviously lied. Although it is a little bit helpful in spotting a liar, there is nothing concrete in how to tell if someone is telling the truth. The author says a lot of "this could be an indication of a lie" and "this may or may not be a tell." I don't like how vague the author seemed to be throughout the book.

So far this book is pretty awesome. I'll re review at the end. I can't wait to learn who is bulls***ting!

Gives an insight into behaviors and how to read them.

Being in law enforcemenet it's sometimes difficult telling the liars from the truth tellers. Some can still beat the technology but not as much