Children's Tea & Etiquette: Brewing Good Manners in Young Minds

by Dorothea Johnson and John Harney

Book Overview

The arrival of a great-grandson has inspired Johnson to write "Children's Tea & Etiquette" in which the main characters learn basic manners when they attend a tea party for grandparents and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0966347897
• ISBN13: 9780966347890
• Release Date: October 2006
• Publisher: Benjamin Press
• Length: 40 Pages
• Weight: 0.82 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 7.8" x 9.5"
• Age Range: 7 to 12 years
• Grade Range: Grades 2 to 7

Customer Reviews

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We have a Brownie Troop and their Mothers Day gift to their mother is a Tea Party that they are making happen and this book provided all the answers. Great addition to our library

What a great idea

I purchased this book for my six year old granddaughter but I made certain to read it before sending it on for her birthday. It is quite a charming book for children (and grownups) who love tea parties. The children not only attend a tea party with their grandparents but they are taught all about how they are expected to act and how to eat properly during the tea party. The storyline is quite good and the illustrations are beautiful. I am told my granddaughter liked it very much. I would definitely purchase it for any child but also note that tea parties we have at home do not have to be so formal.

Children's Tea and Etiquette

This is a very good book for the older child interested in learning about the history of tea, and about good etiquette.

Children's Tea & Etiquette is highly recommended as an instructional tool

Children's Tea & Etiquette: Brewing Good Manners in Young Minds is more than a simple picturebook - it is a thoughtful etiquette manual to instruct readers in how to properly enjoy afternoon tea. Many of the social graces discussed extend into the practice of the general world. From basic polite phrases such as "please", "thank you", "may I", and "you're welcome", to what RSVP means, to table manners for a tea party (such as not picking up one's napkin until the host has), to the importance of writing a thank-you note, Children's Tea & Etiquette is highly recommended as an instructional tool for preparing young people to do well in formal situations. Beautiful, soft pastel color illustrations by Dawn Peterson, a handful of recipes, and notes on the history of tea parties round out this good manners primer.

Children's Tea and Etiquette

I found the book to be absolutely delightful. My etiquette students will have fun putting together their first tea!