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Dora and Boots help Mr. Troll mind his manners.

Miss Jane Peck tries to leave her reckless ways and be recognized as a proper young woman.

The English translation of Leonard E. Opdycke of this important historical writing is presented here in this edition of "The Book of the Courtier."

Discusses manners and gives examples of good manners and bad manners.

When Big Bad Wolf, who now lives in the Villain Villa Retirement Residence, is invited to the library for a storybook tea, he is careful to follow the advice of ...

Illustrations by Thulstrup.

Presented by the co-founder of the Johns Hopkins Civility Project, an eloquent guide to thoughtful behavior and common decency presents twenty-five rules for ...

When a mother instructs her children to behave according to Emily Post's rules of etiquette, they respond by insisting that Mother follow the rules, as well.

A guide to the rituals and celebrations of the major religions and denominations in the United States and Canada helps the well-meaning guest feel at ease when ...

Presents guidelines for proper etiquette in various situations, including weddings, after-school events, after-school jobs, and parties.

An updated edition of the best-selling classic by the popular author of the "Miss Manners" columns and etiquette guides is a new volume of letters, essays, ...

The first biography of the iconic woman whose name stands for good manners tells the story of a Baltimore blueblood with a populist heart, who helped the masses ...

Tired of being told to be polite and to not misbehave, a young girl considers trading places with various animals and a monster to explore their style of ...

A renowned communications expert shares tips, techniques, and strategies to help anyone develop the fine art of conversation in any type of social situation, ...

This hardcover facsimile of the original 1922 "Etiquette" includes the many tips Emily Post gave her devoted followers on the rules of social intercourse and ...

There is no quick and easy way to rear a child. It takes eighteen years of constant work to get one into presentable enough shape so that a college will ...

POETRY AND IMAGINATION. THE perception of matter is made the common- sense, and for cause. This was the cradle, this the go-cart, of the human child. ...

The new rules for the workplace are discussed in this book.

Offers advice on the etiquette of dining, business, correspondence, conversation, sports, and weddings.

A definitive guide to social conduct for service men and women and their families covers manners and dress, business and personal correspondence, entertaining, ...