How to be the Talk of the Ton

Name: How to be the Talk of the Ton
Brand: Penguin Random House NZ
SKU: 9781529945751
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By Lady Whistleblower

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A hilarious and informative Regency etiquette guide to courting, from the infamous Lady Whistleblower, for fans of Bridgerton. Shall we promenade? Dear Reader, Welcome to the definitive guide to navigating the social season. Learn about etiquette in all its forms. Within these abundant leaves, you will... Read More

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How to be the Talk of the Ton

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How to be the Talk of the Ton

Description

A hilarious and informative Regency etiquette guide to courting, from the infamous Lady Whistleblower, for fans of Bridgerton.

Shall we promenade?

Dear Reader,

Welcome to the definitive guide to navigating the social season. Learn about etiquette in all its forms. Within these abundant leaves, you will be gifted with all the instruction and patronage necessary to take your place in society. Sort your Dandies from your Rakes, your Merry Andrews from your Bucks. All of the menagerie of beau monde's are contained within.

So read on, dearest reader, and bury oneself in the pool of knowledge that will equip oneself to become the talk of the ton.

Yours sincerely,
Lady Whistleblower

Book Details

INFORMATION

ISBN: 9781529945751

Publisher: Ebury Publishing

Format: Hardback

Date Published: 16 May 2024

Country: United Kingdom

Imprint: Pop Press

Audience: General / adult

DIMENSIONS

Spine width: 14.0mm

Width: 116.0mm

Height: 185.0mm

Weight: 155g

Pages: 128

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About the Author

Lady Whistleblower, countess of Whistleblower is an English socialite and scandal merchant. Nothing happens in the Ton without Lady Whistleblower knowing about it. Famously, a muse of Lord Byron and the subject of over fourteen sonnets.