Good Manners for a Little Princess and Good Manners for a Little Warrior

Title: GOOD MANNERS FOR A LITTLE PRINCESS
Author: Kelly Chapman
Illustrator: Tammie Lyon
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
July 2011
ISBN: 978-0-7369-3723-8
Genre: Inspirational/childrens/values and virtues

Title: GOOD MANNERS FOR A LITTLE WARRIOR
Author: Kelly Chapman
Illustrator: Jeff Ebbeler
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
July 2011
ISBN: 978-0-7369-3724-5
Genre: Inspirational/childrens/values and virtues

In GOOD MANNERS FOR A LITTLE PRINCESS, Caroline and her friends are excited about all things princess—except for the matter of manners. But Miss Lilly of the Princess Prep School is horrified by their lack of manners and is going to teach them the royally right way to treat others. Will they learn in time for the Pretty Please Princess Tea?

GOOD MANNERS FOR A LITTLE WARRIOR is about Luke and his buddies. They feel they are ready to be great warriors. But when they travel to the land of shining armor and knightly honor, they discover they have a lot to learn about the right and the wrong way to do what’s right at the Warrior Prince Academy. Will they take to heart Sir Britmore’s lessons on noble kindness and score one for the team? Or will they strike out?

These two little books pack a wallop when it comes to teaching manners to children. An interesting story line (especially designed for princesses or warriors) will keep your child engaged. Plus it includes checklists of what to do, what not to do, and at the end is a quiz for your child to take to see how well he/she learned the lessons.

My nine year old and six year old daughters were engrossed in the tales and colorful images, of both books, and even my adult son sat down to read the GOOD MANNERS FOR A LITTLE WARRIOR book. If you are looking for a good way to teach manners to your child, grandchild, or other children, then GOOD MANNERS FOR A LITTLE PRINCESS or GOOD MANNERS FOR A LITTLE WARRIOR are great books to consider. 34 pages. $12.99 hardcover.