Emily Post's Etiquette, The Centennial Edition Hardcover – October 4, 2022

It’s a modern version of original book released in 1922. It has chapters addressing 21 Century developments blended with 19th century traditions covering topics from business video call etiquette, or how to best address transgender people to where “no white after Labor day” tradition many younger people never heard of. It will tell you what fork to use when and how to best respond to someone in a difficult situation. It’s a very easy read, good quality print. Highly recommend.

This book is positively amazing. I first learned of it from The Celebrity PA Network because I work for a VIP and needed to brush up on my protocol and manners. This book is an easy read and covers just about anything you can imagine.

Emily Post is precious. Her philosophy is not about following arbitrary manners, but about consideration, respect and honesty; those principals support meaningful human relations.

An excellent and impactful read so far; however, there are sprinkles of political correctness through out the book: “safe space,” “cultural appropiation,” multiple “pro-nouns” etc.Not necessarily a deciding factor for me, since I already had a glimpse of the preview, I knew what to expect and decided to purchase the book anyways.Still, potential buyers should take this into consideration.

Let's face it we all know someone who could benefit from some light reading on etiquette. I am still waiting to see the results, but I do see progress.

This book is truly exceptional and covers a variety of topics! Each chapter includes reference guides that make it easy to locate content at a glance. I wholeheartedly believe everyone should own a copy of Emily Post’s Etiquette; it is a valuable resource that increases awareness of social grace.

Love itI'm still reading it.

I have an older edition from 1990s and it had index tabs on pages and included business and wedding events too. Kinda disappointed when I got my new edition and it wasn't indexed and I had to buy another book(s) to get other information that was included in the past. Times change.