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    It's Time for Good Manners!
    It's Time for Good Manners!
    It's Time for Good Manners!
    Ebook101 pages9 minutes

    It's Time for Good Manners!

    By Leslie A. Susskind

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    Part story book, part practice book, all parts fun! Children will learn about good manners -- and how to tell time -- with this colorful, engaging book.
    They'll spend the day with Torie, Tad, Tessa and Tyler and discover how it's time for good manners all day long. And then they'll get the chance to practice telling time -- all while enjoying the cute clock designs, and without realizing they're learning!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLeslie A. Susskind
    Release dateAug 2, 2011
    ISBN9780982474426
    It's Time for Good Manners!
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    Leslie A. Susskind

    A busy mom, Leslie A. Susskind has worked in advertising and marketing for years and is now writing children's books. She gets inspiration from her husband Bill and their two daughters. The family lives outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She has just finished the second book in The Zephram Tales, "The Tale of Time Warp Tuesday," and is hard at work on the third book in the series. She also just published the first book in her new Abercrombie Family Business series, "So you think you babysit monsters?" In addition to her novels, she has also written several manners themed books, including "The Kids' (and Parents', too!) Book of Good Sportsmanship," and "It's time for good manners!"

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