Far more than a how-to, this book also paints a portrait of an extraordinary woman. Jackie lived the most public of lives, and she did so with grace. She never lost sight of what was really important: friendship, loyalty, intellectual curiosity, generosity. If she was also a product of her times--if she believed that a man was a necessary accessory--she chose those men carefully, for maximum impact. The authors distill Jackie's methods while keeping sight of their ethical underpinnings. A breezy, engaging read.