How to Be a Lady: A Contemporary Guide to Common Courtesy

Thank you to the author and publisher for writting this book. I read the entire book, and keep it close by to go back to it. Ive also shared it with some friends. This book should be read by every woman. We are All ladies. And this book is just perfect. Thanks again for having this book. You won't regrest purchasing this book, and reading it over and over.

This is a good primer for people who need to improve their manners, and it's a great book for brushing up on them. I love books like this, and this one is outstanding. The author wrote another book similar to this called "As A Lady Would Say," which I gave four stars. This one gets five because it is absolutely perfect.

Excellent for every high school graduate to read and adopt.

In today's society women have been deluded into thinking immorality and sluttiness will get them the attention they desire. This book turns the tables on 'girls gone wild' and shows that femininity doesn't have to mean nudity. In fact being a lady can mean class and can mean being well spoken and people will still turn their heads when you walk into a room. In essence, you don't need to be a stripper to dress like a prostitute to get noticed. And this book is a wonderful start.Seth J. Frantzman

this book helps me to start build up some lifetime manner. I read some of the review for being disappointed by the book about it is all about common sense that they heard thousand times. I still like this book and read all of them. Some of them I already knew, but some of them is new to me. Even though some of them I heard thousand times as well. I believe that written in words is totally different than the speaking the word. This book guide me the first step to be a real lady.