Grover's Guide to Good Manners

Sesame Street

by Constance Allen, David Prebenna (Illustrator)

Grover and his friends demonstrate how to be polite in various social situations.

Genres: Childrens, Picture Books, Fiction

24 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1999

Reviews

[Phoenix2]

A nice book, but a little boring, though the pictures have bright colours and are fun.

[Kylie Abecca]

While there are some good manners in this book, I think some are a bit unnecessary and many are missing like ‘sorry’

[Danna]

A very sweet and clear way to help children develop courteous social skills.

[Andy Hickman]

Grover's Guide to Good Manners
Fun little book that is really sweet. ***
(p.s. Why did it read it? I was in a second-hand store whilst waiting for my family to finish shopping.)

[Kassie]

Found this at a used bookstore for $1! I love it.

[Christine Meunier]

Polite conversations that still apply today for young ones to learn.

[Kathrine Rogers]

Manners Week

[Cws]

JE-Gol-S

[Kelsey Nauert]

The correct way to react to situations. This can be read at the beginning of the school year as an introduction to the rules, that we treat others with respect.

[Alexandria K]

My favorite manners are "May I be excused?", "I beg your pardon", "Would you like to sit down?" and "Please."

[Patricia]

The illustrations make this guide to manners a funny book and a learning experience for children.

[Samantha]

Such a charming book! This book really shows what we should be teaching our children. Grover sets a very positive example. =)

[Sarah Stumphf]

My 2 year old actually listened and interacted with me over this book. Good message, great pictures.

[Bavan Singh]

Fyyfyt