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Esquire The Best of Forty Years

Esquire: The Best of Forty Years

Literature & Fiction

United States

David McKay Company, Inc.

How do millionaires raise their children? What do they teach them about MONEY? What do they teach them about COURAGE? Who do they encourage them to DATE? What DO they buy them? What WON'T they buy them? What do they teach them about FRIENDSHIP? What do they teach them about SAVING? What do they teach them about SPORTS? What do they teach them about LEADERSHIP? How do they DISCIPLINE them? How do they REWARD them? Where do they send them to SCHOOL? What role does school play in FINANCIAL SUCCESS? What VOCATIONS do they encourage? what SOCIAL ACTIVITIES do they enjoy? Well, after 5 years of research, relentlessly studying the successful habits of 3,234 millionaires, reviewing millionaire surveys and essays, and interviewing millionaires, amazingly, all of the answers to the above can be found in: HOW TO RAISE MILLIONAIRE CHILDREN. The first book of its kind and a revolution for the mind! If you have ever dreamed of having children who become millionaires, How To Raise Millionaire Children will show you how to make that dream a reality, step by step. You and your children deserve an extraordinary quality of life. How to Raise Millionaire Children provides successful millionaire strategies that will help you enrich your children's souls. Dr. Jordan has researched and studied 3,234 millionaires who provided a master-model for parents to follow. Why reinvent the wheel? Just do what millionaires do and reap the same rewards. How To Raise Millionaire Children is the ultimate guidebook for parents who want their children to be outstanding. If you want to be average, this book is not for you!

How to Raise Millionaire Children

Business & Money

Dr. Jordan H. Jordan

Personal Finance

Booksmart Publishing International, LLC

Take an entertaining look back at how to party it up like they did fifty years ago - in the age of 'Lounge.'
 Now re-introduced for the first time since its original publication in 1949, this book is full of classic advice and guidelines on how to throw a fabulous cocktail party.
 Complete with everything from directions on how to stock the bar to tips on making conversation to hilarious party games and 400 delightful and useful period illustrations, Esquire's Handbook for Hosts is a delightful reminder that even the most hopeless host can give a terrific party, whether it's New Year's Eve 1949 or 1999.
 The nostalgic chapters include: Eat - The World's Best Chefs Wear Pants, Foreign Flavors to Win Guest's Favors; Drink - What the Well-Dressed bar Will Wear, Five O'Clock Whistle Whetters; And Be Merry - Games, After-Dinner Witchcraft, How Attractive Are You to Women? and 365 excuses for a Party.

Esquire's Handbook for Hosts: A Time-Honored Guide to the Perfect Party

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Beverages & Wine

Black Dog Leventhal

From Esquire’s popular “What I’ve Learned” column comes a stunning, all-new collection of candid interviews with 65 actors, athletes, directors, musicians, writers, comedians, politicians, and other legendary figures. Every one of the impressive figures profiled here offers insights that reveal the humanity behind the famous face. The lessons these larger-than-life personalities convey are funny, inspirational, very down-to-earth—and always captivating. The profiles include: 50 Cent, Tim Allen, Woody Allen, André 3000, Kevin Bacon, Tony Bennett, Joe Biden, David Blaine, Albert Brooks, James L. Brooks, Jim Brown, James Lee Burke, Brian “Danger Mouse” Burton, George H. W. Bush (with Barbara Bush), Michael Caine, Chevy Chase, Chris Christie, Francis Ford Coppola, Kevin Costner, Willem Dafoe, Charlie Daniels, Ted Danson, Robert DeNiro, Bruce Dern, Danny DeVito, Robert Duvall, Art Garfunkel, Ricky Gervais, Phillip Glass, Elliott Gould, Kelsey Grammer, Robert Haas, Jim Harrison, Kevin Hart, Ethan Hawke, Jesse Jackson, Samuel L. Jackson, Joan Jett, Larry King, Padma Lakshmi, Jerry Lee Lewis, Lyle Lovett, James Meredith, Helen Mirren, Keith Olbermann, Gary Oldman, Yoko Ono, Mary-Louise Parker, Pelé, Sean Penn, Robert Redford, Lionel Richie, Amy Schumer, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Slash, Aaron Sorkin, Harry Dean Stanton, Sting, Donald Sutherland, Jeffrey Tambor, Christopher Walken, Sigourney Weaver, Dr. Ruth Westheimer, and Thom Yorke.

Esquire What I've Learned: The Meaning of Life According to 65 Artists, Athletes, Leaders & Legends

Dramas & Plays

Hearst

Times change. Technology changes. Menus change. And so the guidelines for men must be adjusted. That’s why Esquire: The Rules is back in an all-new edition, with all-new proclamations, restrictions, exhortations, and nuggets of essential advice. From sex and women (Rule No. 870: Nobody makes a sex tape and comes out of it a winner) to drinking and dining (Rule No. 56: Saying “Allow me” without actually reaching for the check does not suggest sincerity), work and leisure, and health and fitness, Esquire: The New Rules for Men defines the codes every successful man needs to live by now. And if all else fails, just remember Rule No. 88: No shaking hands in the men’s room at work.

Esquire's The New Rules for Men

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Esquire’s definitive guide to dressing in style. Clothes make the man—and Esquire Dress Code helps you put together a great wardrobe. Visually bold, and told with Esquire’s signature wit and humor, this sophisticated guide explains how to dress for any occasion, no matter your age, shape, or size. It covers closet must-haves, investment pieces (like a watch or winter coat), choosing the perfect suit, selecting office attire, outerwear, and accessories, and much more. Inspiring photos of style icons range from Mick Jagger and Steve McQueen to Lenny Kravitz and Robert Redford. Fashion might change from season to season, but once a man learns to adapt these fashion fundamentals for his personal look, he’ll be set for life.

Esquire Dress Code: A Man's Guide to Personal Style

Arts & Photography

Fashion

Practicing criminal defense attorney Dan Conaway has written Arrested to help us all understand our rights and responsibilities in the country we live in. 
''The Beast''--as he refers to our criminal justice system--has little to do with the way it looks on TV. Clearing away the fiction, Conaway addresses real-world topics about how to handle yourself--and help others--when facing the worst. 
Although not intended as a substitute for professional legal counsel, Arrested can be used as a guide as you work your way through the maze of one of the most complicated systems on the planet. 
With the help of fact-based scenarios, Conaway shows us all what could happen to any of us if we're not careful. Along with explanations of how we have become a ''zero-tolerance'' society--and practical, real-life examples--Arrested will give you the background and foresight to handle yourself in almost any situation.

Arrested: Battling America's Criminal Justice System

Dan Conaway

Criminal Law

Bascom Hill Publishing Group

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