First Edition First Printing of Jean Mercier Book - Whatever You Do, Don't Panic

"Whatever You Do, Don't Panic: A Funny Novel About Life in Suburbia" by Jean Mercier, illustrated by John Huehnergarth. Here's some information about the book: Author: Jean Mercier (also listed as Jean Doyle Mercier). Illustrator: John Huehnergarth. Genre: Funny Novel about Life in Suburbia. Publication Date: January 1, 1961. Publisher: Doubleday & Company, Garden City, New York. Format: Hardcover with dust jacket. Plot summary: The book follows the story of the Lamont family and their move from New York to the suburbs. Mrs. Lamont, a former model, finds herself adjusting to homemaking, yard work, neighbors, and learning to drive in the country. The book is described as "bubbling along" as it depicts the family's first year in suburbia, detailing the protagonist's transformation from a city-dweller to someone who finds her new house and life is truly "home". Comparison: It is sometimes compared to other humorous "fish out of water" books about suburbia from the era, such as "Please Don't Eat the Daisies" by Jean Kerr. I’m a Poshmark Ambassador II with over 3,900 items sold, have a 4.9 rating, am a top seller, and ship daily (except for Sunday’s). Please take a good look and consider the photos as part of the description. Please ask any and all questions you may have before purchasing. Bundle discounts on multiple items!