Books with title Please and Thank You

In I Can Say Please and Thank you, Little Owen is very excited about Thanks Giving. It is a time for him to see his family and friends and share a delicious dinner with them. Most importantly, we see how much manners little Owen has and how his parents are teaching him how to say please and thank you.These values are very important to instill in every child at a young age.

Glin Dibley, a major talent whose illustrations were hailed as “exuberant” by School Library Journal, and author Valerie Wheeler combine forces to create a rollicking, riotous picture book that will have youngsters giggling and shouting with delight.Yes, kids will happily shout out the answers to the wonderfully silly questions posed in this picture book. And no, they won’t even realize they’re learning about manners at the same time, because they'll be having way too much fun. The bright and goofy text simply encourages young ones and their parents to make a joyful noise in chorus with the happy little boy in the story. Would you like to ride on the back of a dolphin?—Yes, please!Would you like the dolphin to steal your bathing suit?—No, thank you.Would you like to visit the fair and go on all the rides?—Yes, please!Would you like to throw up on the lady beside you?—No, thank you.Will children want to read this over and over and over again? Oh, yes please!

Learning to speak in a polite manner can be tough. Sometimes, people receive gifts they dont like, dont want to help out at home, or are just in a hurry! Readers learn that politeness is easy to spread with just a few simple wordsplease and thank you. Taking the time to thank someone lets him or her know they are appreciated. Saying please shows a similar respect. Easy-to-read language aids beginning readers navigating both text and good manners for the first time.

My name is Mary Helen Alexander. I am a home health aide and also a phlebotomy technician at a local hospital in my hometown. I love both jobs. I have been doing this for many years. I go in the homes and take care of the patients after they are released from the hospital. I see different things going on in their homes. After seeing some things, it makes me feel wonderful for what I have. In one of the homes, a five-year-old never said please or thank you for anything. So that’s what gave me the idea to write this little children’s book. I don’t want the young parents today to forget it is still nice and polite to teach our children to say the words “please” and “thank you.”