Ebbutt, Blanche Don'ts.

Read by Frank Block

Step back into Edwardian England with this delightfully witty and enduring guide to marriage. Originally published in 1913, Don'ts for Husbands by Blanche Ebbutt offers a pocket-sized treasury of marital wisdom and domestic diplomacy.​ Whether quaintly outdated or surprisingly relevant, the advice within provides a fascinating glimpse into the social norms of the past-and more than a few nuggets of timeless truth.​ In this audiobook, you'll discover guidance on: - Being your wife's best friend, not just her husband​ - Knowing when not to have the last word​ - Why slouching and shirt-sleeves at breakfast might not impress​ - Balancing humor and household habits​ - What to never throw into the decorative water bowl​ Ebbutt's voice remains charmingly sharp, often humorous, and-at times-surprisingly progressive. Whether you're a newlywed, celebrating an anniversary, or curious about how marriage advice has evolved (or hasn't!), this book is a little time machine that will entertain, amuse, and occasionally enlighten. For a complete experience, consider pairing this audiobook with its companion, Don'ts for Wives by Blanche Ebbutt.Together, they offer a charming and humorous look at marital advice from the early 20th century.  Table of Contents - General Habits - Personal Relations - Jealousy - Hints on Finance - Household Matters - Recreation and Holidays - Health - Dress - Hobbies - Food - Children

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