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A Boy Should Know How to Tie a Tie: And Other Lessons for Succeeding in Life

by Antwone Fisher

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Presents a practical guide to the basic skills that every boy needs to know to become a successful and respected man, discussing personal style and hygiene, self-improvement, and the importance of establishing one's identity.
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For Fletcher Keith Burkley

A gentleman of the first class and always remembered
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All right now, men. listen and listen close.
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