How to Raise a Lady Hardcover – January 1, 2001

This book was written with genuine interest for anyone who would have the insight to really care about how their, daughter, granddaughter, or niece would need some sort of guidance with regard for being raised in todays society.To educate a child with manners ultimately contributes to a world that can be much more pleasing. This book lets a child know that her contribution as a lady by virtue of her behavior does make a difference. It does so clearly and pleasingly.Everyone should make themselves available to read this book.

Wonderfully written. Wish I would have had this when my daughter was 4 or 5. Nice summaries at the end of chapters. Bravo.

I wanted something that would guide me to raising both my daughters to be young ladies who would contribute positively to society. It was exactly what I was looking for :)

COMMON SENSE EXPLAINED. EVERYONE LOVES THIS. HAVE GIVEN IT SEVERAL TIMES AS A GIFT FOR NEWBORNS ALONG WITH HOW TO RAISE A GENTLEMAN.

Some of the advice in this book is very anti-American in the goals it has for modern day ladies. They have the same rights as everyone else now. Treat them as such. Free speech over slaved minds and silence.

Gift for my son

I grew up in a average middle class home 40 years ago and found most of this information to be common sense. The book did offer some suggestions on how to deal with specific issues, that I found helpfull. My daughter is grown. But my boyfriend has 2 small kids. I benifited most from points such as; teaching kids how to act when they invite a friend over (while the info was, to me, common sense, the book made me realize that I actually have to teach this stuff). I also liked all the reminders of how adult behavior impacts kids (if you want kids to show respect to adults or people in positions of authority is it smart for you to be disrespectful to our political leaders that you feel are doing a bad job?I know I often bad mouth them). This book helped me to think about what I want to teach (respect, honesty, caring) and how my daily actions can be seen by young minds.

Good read with lots of informative.