The Modern Teen's Etiquette Playbook: Confidence, Communication, and Online Presence for the 21st Century

Kesser Gross, Alla: - At the tender age of three, Alla had already begun a tutelage in social mores and manners at an educational daycare in the Ukraine run by etiquette professionals where she learned the importance of making eye contact, polite greetings, and the basics of dining and table manners. She continued formal etiquette training throughout her childhood and teen years, making several pit stops at esteemed manners and boarding schools throughout Europe, receiving a merit/honors diploma as an etiquette teacher at a prestigious British school where she graduated as an etiquette coach, then mastered the skills of flag etiquette, international relations, high-level delegation visits and conferences in Haag. Alla completed her formal global training on the finer points of American decorum and the cultural differences from continental protocols in New York City. To Alla, founder of the Lluxxall School of Etiquette and Manners in San Diego, geared for children and teens, enriching students on the basics of decorum from the dining room, classroom, and dorm room to the computer room and eventually boardroom is a natural and organic passion and her life's mission. Coupled with an online advice column for teens, numerous magazine articles, live talks, podcasts, and now this compelling and comprehensive handbook, Alla will be repairing the world by molding a future generation of refined, self-confident, and well-mannered students well-equipped to achieve happiness and success both personally and professionally. Alla holds two Master's degrees, one in Special and Regular Education and another in Music and Literature from Western University. She is a proud honored graduate of esteemed etiquette schools in Europe and the USA. A former board member of the Music Teachers Association of California, a current member of Rotary International, an honored listee in the Marquis Who's Who, a recipient of the San Diego Power Woman award, a frequent columnist under the moniker "Ask Alla" and a speaker.