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|image = | |image = DW's Guide To Perfect Manners.png | ||
|author = [[Marc Brown]] | |author = [[Marc Brown]] | ||
|illustrator = [[Marc Brown]] | |illustrator = [[Marc Brown]] | ||
|date = | |date = April 2006 (Original Hardcover), April 19, 2011 (Paperback Reissue) | ||
|publisher = [[Little, Brown and Company]] | |publisher = [[Little, Brown and Company]] | ||
|isbn = 0316110507 | |isbn = 0316110507 | ||
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|next = ''[[D.W.'s Guide to Preschool]]'' (2006) | |next = ''[[D.W.'s Guide to Preschool]]'' (2006) | ||
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'''''D.W.'s Guide to Perfect Manners''''' (later reissued for paperback as ''D.W. Says Please and Thank You'') is a ''[[D.W. Read|D.W.]]'' series book written and illustrated by [[Marc Brown]], and published by [[Little, Brown and Company]] in April, 2006 (paperback reissue April 19, 2011). | '''''D.W.'s Guide to Perfect Manners''''' (later reissued for paperback as '''''D.W. Says Please and Thank You''''') is a ''[[D.W. Read|D.W.]]'' series book written and illustrated by [[Marc Brown]], and published by [[Little, Brown and Company]] in April, 2006 (paperback reissue April 19, 2011). | ||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
[[Arthur Read|Arthur]] challenges D.W. that she can't show perfect manners for a day, so she sets out to prove him wrong. She goes about her day demonstrating good manners, and narrating this for readers. In the morning, she gets dressed and brushes her hair so that she looks her best. She also picks up her toys, noting that keeping your room clean "freaks out your parents... in a good way!" | [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] challenges D.W. that she can't show perfect manners for a day, so she sets out to prove him wrong. She goes about her day demonstrating good manners, and narrating this for readers. In the morning, she gets dressed and brushes her hair so that she looks her best. She also picks up her toys, noting that keeping your room clean "freaks out your parents... in a good way!" | ||
At school, she demonstrates behaviors such as taking turns and sharing. She also states that it's not nice to be bossy, and that sometimes she has trouble with this. She comments that she doesn't grab things - "...like some people I know. The [[Tibble Twins]] need | At school, she demonstrates behaviors such as taking turns and sharing. She also states that it's not nice to be bossy, and that sometimes she has trouble with this. She comments that she doesn't grab things - "...like some people I know. The [[Tibble Twins]] need serious help!" She shows that if she does something like sneezing, she just says "excuse me, please." "Even Arthur likes me then." | ||
Back at home, she washes her hands before dinner. She notes that at night, it's not nice to complain about brushing your teeth or taking a bath, and that you can have fun playing while you're getting clean. She is depicted holding a | Back at home, she washes her hands before dinner. She notes that at night, it's not nice to complain about brushing your teeth or taking a bath, and that you can have fun playing while you're getting clean. She is depicted holding a mermaid in one hand and a rubber duckie in another, in an overflowing bath, splashing [[Pal]] and [[Mrs. Read]]. She comments that sometimes she plays a little too hard. | ||
At bedtime, instead of complaining about going to bed, her parents read her bedtime stories. She ends by saying that manners are cool and they give you magical powers. | At bedtime, instead of complaining about going to bed, her parents read her bedtime stories. She ends by saying that manners are cool and they give you magical powers. | ||
==Characters== | |||
*[[Arthur Read]] | |||
*[[D.W. Read]] | |||
*[[Kate Read]] | |||
*[[Pal]] | |||
*[[Mrs. Read]] | |||
*[[Mr. Read]] | |||
*[[Edwin's father]] | |||
*[[Edwin]] | |||
*[[Amanda Hulser]] | |||
*[[Ms. Morgan]] | |||
*[[Maryann]] | |||
*[[Emily]] | |||
*[[Timmy Tibble]] | |||
*[[Tommy Tibble]] | |||
*[[James MacDonald]] | |||
*[[Liam]] | |||
*[[Lucy (preschooler)|Lucy]] | |||
*[[Kyle]] | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Includes a perfect manners checklist at the end of the book | *Includes a perfect manners checklist at the end of the book | ||
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D.W. in the Bath.jpg|D.W. playing in her bath | D.W. in the Bath.jpg|D.W. playing in her bath | ||
D.W. Says Please and Thank You.jpg|''Says Please and Thank You'' paperback reissue | D.W. Says Please and Thank You.jpg|''Says Please and Thank You'' paperback reissue | ||
D.W. Says Please and Thank You Back Cover.jpg|Back cover of paperback | |||
Early Morning D.W..jpg|Early in the morning | |||
D.W. Brushing Her Teeth.jpg|Brushing her teeth | |||
D.W. Cleans Her Room.jpg|Cleaning her room | D.W. Cleans Her Room.jpg|Cleaning her room | ||
D.W.'s Room.jpg|Her room | D.W.'s Room.jpg|Her room and [[Pal]] | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:10, 1 October 2018
| D.W.'s Guide to Perfect Manners | |
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| Author | Marc Brown |
| Illustrator | Marc Brown |
| Publication date | April 2006 (Original Hardcover), April 19, 2011 (Paperback Reissue) |
| Published by | Little, Brown and Company |
| ISBN | 0316110507 |
| Publication order | |
| Preceded by N/A |
Followed by D.W.'s Guide to Preschool (2006) |
D.W.'s Guide to Perfect Manners (later reissued for paperback as D.W. Says Please and Thank You) is a D.W. series book written and illustrated by Marc Brown, and published by Little, Brown and Company in April, 2006 (paperback reissue April 19, 2011).
Plot[edit]
Arthur challenges D.W. that she can't show perfect manners for a day, so she sets out to prove him wrong. She goes about her day demonstrating good manners, and narrating this for readers. In the morning, she gets dressed and brushes her hair so that she looks her best. She also picks up her toys, noting that keeping your room clean "freaks out your parents... in a good way!"
At school, she demonstrates behaviors such as taking turns and sharing. She also states that it's not nice to be bossy, and that sometimes she has trouble with this. She comments that she doesn't grab things - "...like some people I know. The Tibble Twins need serious help!" She shows that if she does something like sneezing, she just says "excuse me, please." "Even Arthur likes me then."
Back at home, she washes her hands before dinner. She notes that at night, it's not nice to complain about brushing your teeth or taking a bath, and that you can have fun playing while you're getting clean. She is depicted holding a mermaid in one hand and a rubber duckie in another, in an overflowing bath, splashing Pal and Mrs. Read. She comments that sometimes she plays a little too hard.
At bedtime, instead of complaining about going to bed, her parents read her bedtime stories. She ends by saying that manners are cool and they give you magical powers.
Characters[edit]
- Arthur Read
- D.W. Read
- Kate Read
- Pal
- Mrs. Read
- Mr. Read
- Edwin's father
- Edwin
- Amanda Hulser
- Ms. Morgan
- Maryann
- Emily
- Timmy Tibble
- Tommy Tibble
- James MacDonald
- Liam
- Lucy
- Kyle
Trivia[edit]
- Includes a perfect manners checklist at the end of the book
- Dedicated "For Isabella - talk about perfection!"
Gallery[edit]
D.W. playing in her bath
Says Please and Thank You paperback reissue
Back cover of paperback
Early in the morning
Brushing her teeth
Cleaning her room
Her room and Pal
