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Would It Kill You To Stop Doing That

Henry Alford
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      A few years ago, humourist and journalist Henry Alford found himself 'reverse-apologizing': offering apologies for other people, on their behalf, when they failed to do so themselves. Ever since, he's realized he needed to take a closer look at manners-his own, and others'.In WOULD IT KILL YOU TO STOP DOING THAT? he interviews experts both likely (Miss Manners, Tim Gunn) and unlikely (a former prisoner, an army sergeant). He volunteers himself as a tour guide for foreigners visiting New York City and as an online etiquette coach for his friends. He travels to Japan. He teaches Miss Manners how to steal a cab and designates the World's Most Annoying Bride.Providing answers to questions like, Why shouldn't you ask a cabdriver where's he's from? and Why is posting baby pictures on Facebook a fraught activity?, this hilarious and non-elitist book looks past the standard 'dos' and 'don't's' of good form, in search of ways we can treat each other better.
      Format: CONTRIBUTORS: Henry Alford EAN: 9780446557665 COUNTRY: United States PAGES: WEIGHT: 384 g HEIGHT: 218 cm
      PUBLISHED BY: Little, Brown & Company DATE PUBLISHED: 2012-04-05 CITY: GENRE: HUMOR / Topic / Business & Professional, REFERENCE / Etiquette, SELF-HELP / Motivational & Inspirational, SELF-HELP / Personal Growth / Success WIDTH: 185 cm SPINE:

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      Self-help, personal development and practical advice

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      Henry Alford is the author of three acclaimed works of investigative humor including How To Live: A Seach for Wisdom from Old People (While They are Still on this Earth)
      A few years ago, humourist and journalist Henry Alford found himself 'reverse-apologizing': offering apologies for other people, on their behalf, when they failed to do so themselves. Ever since, he's realized he needed to take a closer look at manners-his own, and others'.In WOULD IT KILL YOU TO STOP DOING THAT? he interviews experts both likely (Miss Manners, Tim Gunn) and unlikely (a former prisoner, an army sergeant). He volunteers himself as a tour guide for foreigners visiting New York City and as an online etiquette coach for his friends. He travels to Japan. He teaches Miss Manners how to steal a cab and designates the World's Most Annoying Bride.Providing answers to questions like, Why shouldn't you ask a cabdriver where's he's from? and Why is posting baby pictures on Facebook a fraught activity?, this hilarious and non-elitist book looks past the standard 'dos' and 'don't's' of good form, in search of ways we can treat each other better.
      Format: CONTRIBUTORS: Henry Alford EAN: 9780446557665 COUNTRY: United States PAGES: WEIGHT: 384 g HEIGHT: 218 cm
      PUBLISHED BY: Little, Brown & Company DATE PUBLISHED: 2012-04-05 CITY: GENRE: HUMOR / Topic / Business & Professional, REFERENCE / Etiquette, SELF-HELP / Motivational & Inspirational, SELF-HELP / Personal Growth / Success WIDTH: 185 cm SPINE:

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      Henry Alford is the author of three acclaimed works of investigative humor including How To Live: A Seach for Wisdom from Old People (While They are Still on this Earth)

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