etiquette for children and teenagers

Teaches children the importance of having good manners at home and explains how they can be polite in various situations.

Discusses the basic, commonsense reasons behind everyday rules of etiquette.

The author recounts her experience as a fifteen-year-old girl attending a week-long etiquette camp in Texas, describing the lessons she learned and the new situations she encountered.

Uses exotic and humorous examples to present guidelines for handling the social situations children must commonly cope with.

Ringalina, the Telephone Fairy, reminds Willy and Lily about good telephone manners, including taking messages for their parents and not tying up the line for long periods of time.

A handbook for dealing with all manners of situations from dances and dinners to dating and conversations.

Contains simple text and illustrations that introduces vocabulary and encourages toddlers and preschoolers to express themselves using helpful, not hurtful, words.

Simple text and photos introduce the times to use good manners by saying "please," "thank you," and "excuse me.".

Through a series of questions, Victor Vulture, Trevor Tarantula, and their friends teach what is polite and what is not.

Teaches children the value of saying "thank you.".