Children's β¦ Penny’s Take
Grover's Guide to Good Manners
Constance Allen Β· 1999
70/100
π Worth It
Grover's wacky mishaps make etiquette genuinely funny rather than preachy, and the Little Golden Book format is exactly right for read-aloud with young children. The Sesame Street brand delivers real trust here β parents and preschool teachers have relied on it for generations. Out-of-print means you'll need the used-book market, but at typical secondhand prices it's an easy yes for families with toddlers learning social skills.
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Verdict receipt0β100
safety98
substance65
craft68
originality60
accuracy88
hype72
age-fit92
human-eye68
Penny’s verdict70
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