Madeline Says Merci
The AlwaysBePolite Book
by John Bemelmans Marciano
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appears in Etiquette, Manners, and Fiction.
Madeline learns her manners!Madeline loves adventure and is not afraid of mice. She loves winter, snow, and ice. And she also knows the secret to being polite is simply to be kind to others. With help from her friendsMiss Clavel, the girls, and even PepitoMadeline introduces basic ideas such as please and thank you, sharing, cleaning up, and so...
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