Life is Friends: A Complete Guide to the Lost Art of Connecting in Person Audiobook

" This is a witty, contemporary discussion on how to win friends and also how to be a great guest. Filled with practical tips, the emphasis is on opening your own home to others and doing so with a minimum of stress. A practical handbook for people out of practice. "

" listened to this in my car. Found it validating and interesting. "

" Audiobook...listen to this if you need a heavy dose of guilt for not having friends over for dinner, drinks, tea etc. Some of her suggestions are annoying but overall, it does make one more aware of just how unsociable some of us become. "

" A witty and warm compendium of advice on how to be a better friend. The author seems very charming and knowledgeable--you want to be her friend! "

" I like this author, but this book was pretty repetitive. She really harped on making sure you see your friends and go to parties even if you don't feel like it. Beyond that, she does have some good social strategies and advice. "

" It was a good book on social ettiquette and I liked her sense of humor too, she's pretty funny, "

" Pretty common-sense way of looking at relationships, hosting and attending parties, etc. "

" Jeanne Martinet is a bit too honest about the dynamics of friendship. I agree with her basic idea that friendship is something that needs to be cultivated, I felt like I was reading a business guide to managing friends which seemed a bit too forced for me. "

" listened to this in my car. Found it validating and interesting. "

" Audiobook...listen to this if you need a heavy dose of guilt for not having friends over for dinner, drinks, tea etc. Some of her suggestions are annoying but overall, it does make one more aware of just how unsociable some of us become. "

" A witty and warm compendium of advice on how to be a better friend. The author seems very charming and knowledgeable--you want to be her friend! "

" This is a witty, contemporary discussion on how to win friends and also how to be a great guest. Filled with practical tips, the emphasis is on opening your own home to others and doing so with a minimum of stress. A practical handbook for people out of practice. "

" Jeanne Martinet is a bit too honest about the dynamics of friendship. I agree with her basic idea that friendship is something that needs to be cultivated, I felt like I was reading a business guide to managing friends which seemed a bit too forced for me. "