
Stoo Hample's Book of Bad Manners offers a uniquely humorous approach to teaching etiquette to children aged 4-11. Instead of directly instructing good behavior, it presents a collection of exaggerated, comically rude characters such as "The Blabbermouth" and "The Food Face." Through these memorable, albeit naughty, examples and Hample's distinctive retro artwork, children learn about social graces by understanding the pitfalls of poor manners. It's a playful way to open conversations about consideration, respect, and how our actions affect others, all while providing plenty of laughs.
A comical, kid-friendly guide to avoiding naughty behavior.