
Emily Post
Daughter of the Gilded Age, Mistress of American Manners
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Narrated by:
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Christine Williams
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By:
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Laura Claridge
A Baltimore blue blood with a populist heart, she helped the masses live the American dream with her hugely popular book, which has been continuously in print for over 85 years.
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Critic reviews
Biased review (Emily is a relative)
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Typical for Emily Post
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Loved it
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Emily Post
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What about Christine Williams’s performance did you like?
I never tired of her voice. Christine did an awesome job. She could speak the French words and phrases like a native.Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
The movie "Gatsby" began to spark my interest in the Gilded Age so I find Emily's life and experiences fascinating.Any additional comments?
I wish Audible's inventory included books authored by Emily Post.This book captivated my attention.
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She was not a trend-follower, but a trend-setter who believed that "etiquette" was all about making others feel comfortable.
The narrator was good, but mispronounced some names and words which she should have looked up if she was unfamiliar with them.
Surprising and interesting
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Would you consider the audio edition of Emily Post to be better than the print version?
Yes, but only because I prefer audio over print. This book would be enjoyable in either, 'tho the print version probably weighs a ton!What did you like best about this story?
The revelations about the true meaning of the word "etiquette". That sounds boring but believe me it is not. This story starts out well and gets better and more interesting as it unfolds. Great research!Any additional comments?
I can't seem to do justice to this book. It is one of my top tens, if you like the gilded age and enjoy reading the lifestyle of the rich and famous, you will love this. But there is much more to it. It really is a social history and a fascinating one. The 1922 Emily Post Etiquette is available on Kindle (very inexpensive) and is a fascinating read after listening to this book, especially when you contrast it with the current Emily Post which is still being revised and published by the Emily Post Institute.It just got better and better.....
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Fascinating look at the guilded age
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The Emily Post Blue Book
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