Barbie, you know what? I wouldn't give him the book. It will only give him ammunition to tell you that this is what you are doing to him.
I've read the You Are Not Crazy definition of power, and it PERFECTLY sums up why negotiation, as well as any attempts to educate, are totally and utterly pointless.
Power is one thing abusers feel they DONT have, hence will go to any lengths to attain it, from controlling your movements to starting off-the-wall DIY projects.
X's thing was moving house [cofused]. Once he got me a cat, in order to try and keep me there. It had to be rehomed eventually 
I know it's an appealing idea to think that, if they could only see it written in black and white, they would "get it" and change their ways, but they are not coming from a logical place, but a place of suspicion and paranoia. Mix that with entitlement, and the book will be dismissed as "self-help shit" "not applicable to me" "is this what you think of me? How dare you etc" or worse, they will appear willing to read it and emerge saying "This is what you do to me"
Sorry to be so pessimistic, and this is only my opinion obviously, but I am seeing abusive men as a lost cause now. X is halfway through his second abuser programme, and the only difference is he's learned that he cant get away with raising his voice or outright verbal abuse, so he resorts to manipulation and subtle threats. He's also learned to label his behaviour and turn it back on me.