What Your Mother Should've Told You And Nobody Else Will

Description

If you've ever lost sleep over how to end a friendship or how to recover from an email faux pas at work, or you want to learn how to speak in public or you just simply want the secret to happiness, What Your Mother Should've Told You and Nobody Else Will gives you all the answers. With everything from homespun wisdoms and invaluable life lessons to navigating the minefield of 21st-century dilemmas and manners, here are all those things your mother should have taught you, but you weren't ready to hear at the time.

Author description

Natalie comes from a long line of people who love to tell other people what to do. Natalie was nine years old when she first gave unsolicited advice to her own mother regarding her marriage to Natalie's father - advice which, according to Natalie's mother was invaluable, and not at all precocious. It's this almost reflexive need to proffer guidance, combined with her deep neurosis and extreme self consciousness in new situations, that made Natalie the perfect person to write the weekly column Things You Should Know By Now in Sunday Life magazine. Natalie has been a journalist for over 10 years, writing for such publications as Who Magazine, Marie Claire and Sunday Life, where she's also deputy editor.