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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Excellent, hilarious book Jul 06, 2009 My boyfriend read this children's style book aloud to me and we both cracked up. Describes why to act the way we were taught in a matter-of-fact way that will make any adult with a dry sense of humor laugh.
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Even Children Love It! Jan 12, 2009 I ordered this book thinking that it would help me to explain to my boys (aged 5 & 4) what I mean when I ask them to "behave". I did not expect that they would enjoy it so much. My 5 y.o. says it's his new favorite book. Although I substitute my own language in some places, for the most part the simplistic drawings support the straight forward language. I recommend this book to all parents of youngsters.
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How to Behave and Why Jan 08, 2009 I love this book. It is shared by a wide range of ages, and all of the children I work with get the humor and the message...
1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
A MUST HAVE! Sep 19, 2008 Every family should have a copy of this book in their home library, or on their child's bookshelf! Every family member, young and old, should read it, and re-read it. WHY? Because it makes sense! It's about life, and how we need to live and cooperate with one another....it's how we ALL need to behave and why! It's every lesson we need to teach our children in order for them to become good little people, and it's a reminder for all adults out there too. It's A MUST HAVE!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
too long for 6 and 5 year olds Sep 15, 2008 I think that the lesson is a good one and something that every child needs to know, but its also a little long. My boys didn't have the patience for it. They were ready to go to the next thing after about half of it. I enjoyed it more than the kids.
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