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A collection of previously unpublished erotic manuscripts from the author of The Songs of Bilitis A bestselling author in his time, Pierre Lous (18701925) was a friend of, and influence on, Andr Gide, Paul Valry, Oscar Wilde and Stephane Mallarm among others. He achieved instant notoriety with Aphrodite and The Songs of Bilitis, but it was only after his death that Lous true legacy was to be discovered: nearly 900 pounds of erotic manuscripts were found in his home, all of them immediately scattered among collectors and many subsequently lost. Since then, it has become clear that Lous is the greatest French writer of erotica there ever was. The Young Girls Handbook of Good Manners was the first of his erotic manuscripts to see publication, and it also remains his most outrageousan erotic classic in which humor takes precedence over arousal. By means of shockingly filthy adviceostensibly offered for use in educational establishmentscouched in a hilariously parodic admonitory tone, Lous turns latenineteenthcentury manners roundly on their head, with ass prominently skyward. Whether offering rules for etiquette in church, school or home, or outlining a girls duties toward family, neighbor or God, Lous manages to mock every institution and leave no taboo unsullied. The Young Girls Handbook of Good Manners has only grown more scandalous and subversive since its first appearance in 1926.
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I got this for my niece who just started at a new school. It's been great for her to learn about manners in a fun way. The layout is engaging and she loves reading it during her downtime. A must-have for kids!
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Amira Khan
Great resource for young learners
I bought this handbook for my daughter who's starting school soon. The tips on good manners are really helpful and easy for her to understand. It's a charming read and I love how it encourages positive behavior in educational settings.
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Ethan Rodriguez
Useful but could use some updates
This handbook is decent, but I feel some of the examples are a bit outdated. My son uses it for school, and while he enjoys reading it, I wish it included more modern scenarios for kids today. Still, it's a good starting point for teaching manners.
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Liam O'Connor
Arrived damaged, not happy.
I was disappointed when this handbook arrived with a bent cover. The content seems good, but the condition it came in wasn’t acceptable. I hope the next one will be in better shape, as I really wanted to gift this to my daughter.
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