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The Fascinating Girl

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  • 356 stránek
  • 13 hodin čtení

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Fascinating Girl is a guide for young women on how to discover and cultivate their innate femininity, and how to start a relationship that will lead to a happy marriage. Before she passed away, Helen Andelin asked her eldest daughter, Dixie Andelin Forsyth, to update her work to reflect changes in culture and to help the book reach a broader international audience. Vintage Edition leans more on the essential and practical principles that made the original book so powerful. This edited publication is reflective of the wisdom that Helen Andelin gained over the years following her initial publishing and success; after countless hours in educational settings with her certified teachers and their students, through reader correspondences, from conversations with her daughters, and from her own private contemplation.

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The Fascinating Girl, Helen B. Andelin

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Titul
The Fascinating Girl
Jazyk
anglicky
Vydavatel
AuthorHouse
Rok vydání
1970
Vazba
měkká
Počet stran
356
ISBN10
1403373515
ISBN13
9781403373519
Série
Anotace
Fascinating Girl is a guide for young women on how to discover and cultivate their innate femininity, and how to start a relationship that will lead to a happy marriage. Before she passed away, Helen Andelin asked her eldest daughter, Dixie Andelin Forsyth, to update her work to reflect changes in culture and to help the book reach a broader international audience. Vintage Edition leans more on the essential and practical principles that made the original book so powerful. This edited publication is reflective of the wisdom that Helen Andelin gained over the years following her initial publishing and success; after countless hours in educational settings with her certified teachers and their students, through reader correspondences, from conversations with her daughters, and from her own private contemplation.