What You Need Is... Table Manners: The Edifying Story of Two Friends Whose Discovery of Good Manners Promises Them a Glorious Future (edition 2001)

by Vladimir Radunsky, Chris Raschka

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Chester teaches his good friend Dudunya about napkins, "full-mouthed speaking accidents," and other important aspects of proper mealtime behavior.

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Title:	What You Need Is... Table Manners: The Edifying Story of Two Friends Whose Discovery of Good Manners Promises Them a Glorious Future
Authors:	Vladimir Radunsky
Other authors:	Chris Raschka
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This is a cute idea for a book, however I found it really hard to follow. This book did not have a good story flow. It just seemed like a bunch of random table manner etiquette rules. I didn't like this book too much. However, I did like the illustrations in this picture book. (

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Sleco | Oct 12, 2015 |

This book is a great way to introduce and explain why table manners is good to students. With kids being in many different social settings you want them to be able to conform in any situations.

Tryante | Nov 20, 2012 |

Usually I like the oddness of Chris Raschka, this book was terrible, jumbled, and entirely too long. Illustrations make the story hard to read, not the best etiquette information and too long for storytime. (

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dangerlibearian | Mar 8, 2011 |

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