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How to be a lady by Alexandra Parsons · Booklabria

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Alexandra Parsons
How to be a lady

EtiquetteJeunes femmes

How to be a lady

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First published: 2014

Synopsis

"This invaluable guide will help you make your way in polite society. And with recent surveys suggesting that 9 out of 10 people felt incivility and lack of manners to be a serious issue, we need all the help we can get!"-- Back cover.

Subjects: Etiquette
Jeunes femmes
Women, life skills guides
Savoir-vivre
Etiquette for young women

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Edition details

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Publisher: Cico Books
Published: 2014
Pages: 128
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-1782491156
ISBN-10: 1782491155

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