A Gentleman's Guide to Graceful Living by Michael Dahlie
The author of this book emailed the Wellesley Free Library to ask us to buy his novel. Apparently, his parents had lived in Wellesley at one time and he wrote some of his book in our library. I believe he complimented our comfortable chairs :-). Of course, we had to buy the book after hearing that! Well, I read A Gentleman's Guide and it's very good and dryly humorous. Can a guy who seems to be somewhat of a klutz and a failure find success and inspiration? How does someone find identity and self-worth? An enjoyable and insightful read.
The author of this book emailed the Wellesley Free Library to ask us to buy his novel. Apparently, his parents had lived in Wellesley at one time and he wrote some of his book in our library. I believe he complimented our comfortable chairs :-). Of course, we had to buy the book after hearing that! Well, I read A Gentleman's Guide and it's very good and dryly humorous. Can a guy who seems to be somewhat of a klutz and a failure find success and inspiration? How does someone find identity and self-worth? An enjoyable and insightful read.
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