Parent and child pairs (both animal and human) say "thank you" to each other.

Bear uses his manners while working on a craft project for his mom.

When the old zookeeper moved the monkeys to a cage next to the picnic area, she didn't know the trouble it would cause … The little monkeys are fascinated by the children's behavior, and before long they are imitating the children! They play quietly, pick up their banana peels and chew with their mouths closed. Mother Monkey can't stand it! "Try to behave like monkeys!" she shouts, but to no avail. The children who visit the zoo aren't happy either:...

Plankton tries hard to get Mister Mussel to return a friendly greeting, but when Mussel finally opens his mouth the results are unfortunate for Plankton.

"Here's a hug. A trophy. The kitchen sink! This book will give you TONS of ideas for how to say "THANKS" when words just aren't enough--

When three little dragons come to the castle on the night of a fancy ball, the Good Knight must remind them to mind their manners.

Bored with city life and the proper behavior it requires, Mr. Tiger has a wild idea that leads him to discover his true nature.

What happens when Noah doesn't follow the rules during a day with Jenny, the babysitter, demonstrates the importance of rules in everyday life, in a book with a story for children to retell and suggestions for parents.

Louise, who wants nothing more than to be important, jumps at the chance to attend a charm school run by Claire Eclaire, who is from Paris.

With help from Mama and Papa Bear, Brother, Sister and Honey Bear learn how to take turns when they have a disagreement during one of their favorite "pretend" games.