Dear friends, family, colleagues past and present, people I have interviewed or 
been interviewed by, spoken for or heard speak--

As many of you might know, my first book was released yesterday. 

The title is "Miss Conduct's Mind Over Manners" (or MCMoM as I call it) and it 
is comprised of new material based on my "Miss Conduct" column. It's etiquette 
for the fault lines of society: how to cope gracefully with people whose 
values, priorities, and experiences are different from your own, presented not 
just with "how to" but also with plenty of "why." 

As one Amazon.com advance reviewer put it, "While advising the reader on how to 
navigate contemporary social quandaries, the author sails smoothly from topic 
to topic -- neurobiology to sociology, philosophy to economics -- with 
tremendous wit and grace. This book is informative, culturally sensitive, and 
makes liberal use of relevant quotes (from diverse sources ranging from 
Shakespeare to Adam Smith to Mark Twain) and reference to pop culture (Wallace 
& Gromit, Gilligan's Island)."

Early signs for the book are good! I've already appeared on the "Today Show," 
and the reviews on Amazon.com are excellent. You can check my blog 
(http://robinabrahams.com/) for listings of local appearances. 

I'd appreciate it, obviously, if you'd buy a copy of the book yourself (a link 
to Amazon: http://tinyurl.com/qohjyd). 

Also, if you've read my writing and enjoyed it in the past, would you also 
consider forwarding this e-mail on to others whom you think would enjoy the 
Miss Conduct book or blog? If you don't forward this to 10 of your friends, 
absolutely nothing will happen. If you do, there is a chance one of them might 
e-mail you back and say it's been a while and how about coffee. So clearly you 
should forward this.

And I look forward to seeing you again, perhaps for coffee, or to interviewing 
or being interviewed by you, or speaking to you or hearing you speak.

Have a wonderful summer,

Robin

Robin Abrahams

www.robinabrahams.com



My first book, "Miss Conduct's Mind Over Manners," is available now on 
Amazon.com: http://tinyurl.com/bvcfzr.
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