Town & Country Social Graces

Town & Country Social Graces
Author: Jim Brosseau
Publisher: Union Square & Co.
Total Pages: 191
Release: 2011-06-07
Genre: Reference
ISBN: 1588168514

For more than 150 years, Town & Country has stood for quality and refinement. So who better to offer sound guidance on leading a civilized life in a world of eroding social graces? Here, some of the keenest and wittiest observers of our changing culture put forward their incisive—and thoroughly modern—views on sidestepping today’s most prevalent, perilous social landmines. From such topics as cell phone and E-mail etiquette to guilt-free apologies, these timely essays offer astuteness without stuffiness.

Town & Country Modern Manners

Town & Country Modern Manners
Author: Thomas P. Farley
Publisher: Hearst Books
Total Pages: 268
Release: 2005
Genre: Cooking
ISBN: 9781588164544

As a follow up to the extremely successful Town & Country's Social Graces comes this new collection of essays by some of our most celebrated writers, exploring the need for manners in today's hectic world. Such keen observers as David Brown, Hugh Downs, Frank McCourt, and Peggy Noonan offer their witty and incisive views on how to avoid offending others. Town & Country magazine has been synonymous with good taste and refinement for more than a century. So who better to comment on the need for manners in a time of constant cell phone chatter, non-step competition, hair-trigger-tempers, and fast-paced lifestyles? Both humorous and insightful, this sparkling collection of essays reflects on the pressing need for kindness, consideration, and civilized behavior. And the list of contributors is stellar: David Brown makes a persuasive plea for civility; Jamie Lee Curtis talks about "Having Dinner with the Family"; Sonya Friedman reflects on motherhood; Charles Osgood comments on everyday courtesies; and Ted Sorenson discusses "Patriotic Pride." With topics that range from the art of listening to good elevator etiquette, these eloquent pieces offer advice worth following.

Town & Country The Art of Gratitude

Town & Country The Art of Gratitude
Author: Caroline Tiger
Publisher: Union Square + ORM
Total Pages: 79
Release: 2011-01-04
Genre: Reference
ISBN: 1588168166

A guide to everything you need to know about writing thank-you notes—even in today’s electronic society. We all have something to give thanks for, but we’re not always sure of the best way to convey our appreciation. This elegant volume in Town & Country’s popular etiquette line will help. It gathers the magazine’s time-tested wisdom on the subject, and offers the last, best word on the how and why of thank-you notes—when to write them and what to say, including examples readers can adapt for personal use. The Art of Gratitude explains why the hand-written note is still relevant in today’s electronic society, discusses the basic stationery suite, and answers the pressing question: is it ever acceptable to send a thank-you note via e-mail? Find out about the correct language and structure to use; appropriate forms of address; ways of varying the tone for different occasions; and how to create wedding-related notes, including advice on designing your monogram as a couple. All situations receive careful attention, from the personal to the professional: letters for gifts, social occasions, in response to a kindness, condolences, and to follow up on a job interview. And, because no one is ever too young to learn good manners, the book includes guidelines for thank-you notes from children and teenagers, too.

Manners and Misdemeanors

Manners and Misdemeanors
Author: Town & Country
Publisher: Hearst
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2016
Genre: American essays
ISBN: 9781618372215

No one understands etiquette better than "Town & Country." This all-new collection of essays explores the challenges of navigating a fast-changing society when the old rules are unenforceable and new ones have yet to be proposed. It includes 25 notable writers and celebrities.

The Country Town

The Country Town
Author: Wilbert Lee Anderson
Publisher:
Total Pages: 328
Release: 1906
Genre: Cities and towns
ISBN:

This book endeavors to set forth rural changes in their historical, scientific, and social aspects. The introduction of rural mail delivery and the extension of the telephone system will improve the country environment. But the drift toward the city is determined almost wholly by economic causes, and this book looks at how the existing middle class of country dwellers can be assisted in continuing the universally important practice of agriculture. This volume addresses the social reconstruction and environmental improvements that can help save country towns.

What I Like About You: A Small Town Military Romance

What I Like About You: A Small Town Military Romance
Author: Kait Nolan
Publisher: Take The Leap Publishing
Total Pages: 215
Release: 2019-07-19
Genre: Fiction
ISBN:

A horse-whispering loner After years as an Army Ranger, Sebastian Donnelly is content to be left alone with his horses. He's better with them than with...people. But that changes when his boss's little sister shows up. There's something about her, a vulnerability that tugs at his need to rescue. And a sexy, vivacious charm that ignites an attraction he ought to ignore. A soon-to-be lawyer Desperate for a break before her last semester of law school, Laurel Maxwell is excited to see her brother marry the woman he loves. Logan and Athena, their happiness, the life they're building at the farm all serve as a reminder that she's barreling toward a future she's no longer sure she wants. One her overbearing father insists is the only path she's meant for. Who's rescuing who? When Laurel is offered the chance to stay on the farm and dogsit while the happy couple honeymoons, she jumps at the chance to get out her life and into Sebastian's strong arms. He wants to help her make her decision, a choice with haunting echoes of his own past. But is there any path that leads to a forever where a brilliant lawyer and reclusive horse trainer could build a life together?

Library Journal

Library Journal
Author: Melvil Dewey
Publisher:
Total Pages: 948
Release: 2005
Genre: Electronic journals
ISBN:

Includes, beginning Sept. 15, 1954 (and on the 15th of each month, Sept.-May) a special section: School library journal, ISSN 0000-0035, (called Junior libraries, 1954-May 1961). Also issued separately.