Miss Manners' Guide to Domestic Tranquility
The Authoritative Manual for Every Civilized Household, However Harried
What's it about
Tired of constant household bickering over chores, money, or who left the wet towel on the floor? Discover how to transform your chaotic home into a haven of peace and cooperation, without resorting to endless arguments or chore charts that nobody follows. Learn the surprisingly simple, time-tested rules of etiquette that solve modern domestic dilemmas. You'll get practical scripts for navigating tricky conversations with partners, children, and even in-laws, ensuring your household runs with civility, respect, and a lot more harmony.
Meet the author
For over two decades, Judith Martin's nationally syndicated "Miss Manners" column has made her the undisputed authority on modern etiquette for millions of readers worldwide. A former reporter and film critic for The Washington Post, Martin revived the formal advice column with wit and wisdom. She observed that the battle for civility often begins at home, prompting her to apply her keen insights on social grace to the challenges of creating a peaceful and well-run household.

What's it about
Tired of constant household bickering over chores, money, or who left the wet towel on the floor? Discover how to transform your chaotic home into a haven of peace and cooperation, without resorting to endless arguments or chore charts that nobody follows. Learn the surprisingly simple, time-tested rules of etiquette that solve modern domestic dilemmas. You'll get practical scripts for navigating tricky conversations with partners, children, and even in-laws, ensuring your household runs with civility, respect, and a lot more harmony.
Meet the author
For over two decades, Judith Martin's nationally syndicated "Miss Manners" column has made her the undisputed authority on modern etiquette for millions of readers worldwide. A former reporter and film critic for The Washington Post, Martin revived the formal advice column with wit and wisdom. She observed that the battle for civility often begins at home, prompting her to apply her keen insights on social grace to the challenges of creating a peaceful and well-run household.
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