get in (someone's) good books



get in (someone's) good books

To ingratiate oneself to someone; to curry favor with someone. Flattery won't work; the only way of getting in his good books is through hard work.
See also: book, get, good

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Osee-Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
Jeanninezha-NEEN (French), jə-NEEN (English)French, English
Zhannochka-Russian
Clementius-Late Roman
Josif-Serbian, Macedonian
Nanettena-NETEnglish