Why Oxytocin Matters: 16 (Pinter & Martin Why it Matters)

It's important to highlight the importance of this amazing hormone, which the book does well, but I found it was very repetitive, making the same points over and over, just using different words. The book actually came with a fault and had literally repeated pages at the end during the last chapter "Why oxytocin matters". And as someone mentioned here it is written in a "dispassionate and scientific way which made it less exciting for me to read". Considering how exciting this hormone is and what it can do, I felt the book quite boring, making information a bit hard to stick, missed practical examples. You might be able to extract the same info on this book with a thorough online research.