Hopper doesn't want to say "please." But when he tries to use it for a whole day, he sees how happy it makes other bunnies and resolves to keep saying it!

Discusses how children and families in different jcountries around the world live.

"Follow the adventures of four busy children and find out when to say please and thank you!"--Page [4] Cover.

No Hissy Fits from It's a Southern Thing A Southern Book of Manners Charley is excited Because it’s Potluck Day! Mom and Dad want to be sure Charley knows how to behave. As Charley learns her manners Your children learn them, too, So when they’re out in public They know just what to do. Follow along and help your child Learn manners through fun rhymes, Then read the book again because You’ll be laughing the whole time. --

Collects nineteen stories featuring the characters of Sesame Street that explore manners and provide the confidence required to do new things.

A lovely and heartwarming illustrated children's book about friendship, taking turns, and caring for one another by award-winning author Marianne Dubuc. Beloved children's book author and illustrator Marianne Dubuc chronicles the adventure and collaboration that ensues when four animal friends take turns caring for a precious little egg they find in the woods. Enter the beautifully illustrated world of Bear, Hare, Turtle, and Mouse. In Dubuc's signature...