Etiquette Books

This exceptionally attractive book offers lovely pictures of each brunch dish. The recipes are quite easy to make. The layout is well done with ingredients easily presented, including cooking time and nutritional information. Measures in American and European standards are included. Offers a wide variety of interesting dishes that all have a nice unique appeal.

This book is a must read for those who wish to purse a career in any formal setting. It gives you key elements on the dress for success theory and it tells you the information from a common sense point of view.

Now in an updated and expanded second edition, Business Protocol continues to be an invaluable compendium of "user friendly" information for entrepreneurs and business managers in the protocols of the workplace. The corporate manager will receive gift-giving guidelines; communication (email, fax, cell phones, beepers, voice mail) etiquette standards; business meal and entertaining guidelines; the do's and don'ts of office friendships and romances; ethical conduct standards, holiday officer party norms; and much, much more. Business Protocol is "must" reading for anyone wanting to master those social skills that can help make their career or company successful in today's highly competitive marketplace.

this book is perfect for kids who can't yet read, but still wish to call friends and family without parents help. Put in a picture of the person and wwrite their phone number next to it and they can call on thier own.

We were first introduced to this book 20 years ago and absolutely fell in love with it. It's written in rhyme so it flows nicely and is a fun read for parents and kids. The educational value is enormous. We lost track of our book over the years and then the first grandchild came along. We knew he also deserved the opportunity to memorize this book just as his grandparents and parents did before him! We repurchased them on Amazon. I LOVE this book along with the Fisher Price Book, "Listen and Look A Safety Book."

Almost every morning our family dresses and attends Church together, including our four children. We sit in the very back, so that the noise will not distract other parishioners and so that we can walk out if we need to. Some mornings are far worse than others, but by and large, the more often we attend Mass the better the children seem to do during Mass.

"Never apologize for bringing your children to Mass," writes author Kay Lynn Isca. Can there be any more uplifting message than this to a parent of a toddler?

Isca has assembled a fantastic little booklet for anyone who has ever struggled with a toddler during Mass. She offers advice on diaper changing, nursing in public, and appropriate Church toys. She also tackles the question of how to block siblings who get too rambunctios during Mass. (We sit one child between each adult and hold the baby.)

I found much reaffirmation of what we were already doing (i.e. not bringing food, bringing toys just results in arguments over the toys, bringing religious books, etc.).

Ignore the angry stares of those folks in the pew next to you and get this book. You'll find it most helpful in knowing how to handle your youngsters at Church.

I have come to rely on this cookbook as my absolute favorite when a special occasion arises. The menu is set, with suggestions for alternatives, and a schedule as to how to accomplish the entire preparation with a minimal hassle. Ingredients a fairly sophisticated without involving an extensive list of hard-to-find exotica. Flavor combinations are superb, and instructions clear and concise. I have given this book to two daughters and a sister-in-law (an excellent cook in her own right), and now need two more copies for new daughters-in-law. Enough said!

This is a truly wonderful children's novel that everyone can enjoy.It follows a day in the life of a girl named Bonny who is forced to attend a snooty charm school,and is shocked by the shallowness of it's teacher and students.

This book is a great insight into understanding Chilenos, their customs, traditions and how we can get the most out of a visit to their country. How to be a smart traveler without being thought of as another ugly american.

Culture is more than just how the common man lives, there is also the culture of business. "China Business Culture: Strategies for Success" is a complete and comprehensive guide to the business culture of the Chinese. Describing the customs and traditions of the business men in this far eastern country, the book makes itself a must for understanding their complex rules and how it may be different from traditional western practices. "China Business Culture" is a must for any who seek to do business with the nation.