Mind Your Manners, B.B. Wolf

by Judy Sierra

Other authorsJ. Otto Seibold (Illustrator)
Hardcover, 2007

Status

Check shelf

Call number

E Si

Publication

Knopf Books for Young Readers (2007), Edition: First Edition, Hardcover, 40 pages

Description

When B.B. Wolf, who now lives in the Villain Villa Retirement Residence, is invited to the library for a storybook tea, he is careful to follow the advice of his crocodile friend and impresses everyone with how polite he can be.

Local notes

1402-133

User reviews

LibraryThing member ds119933
Mind Your Manners B.B. Wolf is a story of the Big Bad Wolf who gets invited to a tea party. He is worried that he will mess up at the tea, so his best friend gets a book of etiquette to help B.B learn some manners. B.B. Wolf makes up a song to help him remember what he learned. At the tea, he feels
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a burp coming on and he forgot his song, then he remembers and yells “Excuse me”, before he burped. At the end of the tea, he made friends, even with the three pigs, Little Red Riding Hood, and others.

This is so cute. I really liked the illustrations. In fact that is what drew me to the book and I just had to check it out. I also thought that the bills he receives in the mail were quite funny, like having a sheep’s suit cleaned and paying for the damaged houses of the pigs.

After reading the book, the students would help make a chart of manners that we need to use everyday. I would even set up a tea party for the students to attend. They would each receive an invitation from me to attend my tea party and they will have to use their manners at all times. I would have the students help make gingerbread or some other kind of cookie and punch would be served instead of tea.
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LibraryThing member jgabica
This fantasy book plays off of the Big Bad Wolf's previous reputation as being without manners. It's a very cute book about attending a tea at the library and B.B. Wolf surprising everyone by behaving. Media: Adobe Illustrator
LibraryThing member amguess
B.B. Wolf got invited to a Tea Party at the Library and he started asking around to his friends whether or not he should go. He runs into one of his friends who is reading a book about Etiquette and makes up a song to help him remember. After he arrives at the party he forgets what to do when he
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burps so he raced to find the book and says excuse me before he burped and the Hostess told him to say it after and they all ended up having a good time.
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LibraryThing member sbhoward321
This book is about a wolf, B.B. Wolf, who is invited to a tea. He knows he has to learn good manners before he goes and reads an etiquette book. He learns to sip and not slurp and to say "excuse me" if he burps. At the end of the tea he burped really loud and it shook the library. He had said
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"excuse me" before and everyone thought he had really good manners.
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LibraryThing member bestabler
The Big Bad Wolf is invited to a tea at the public library. He tries to study manners liks not biting people, saying excuse me wehn he burps, etc. to get ready for the tea. He goes and has a great time.
LibraryThing member adh016
This book revolves around the main character, B.B Wolf who is invited to a tea party at the library. He reads a book about etiquette and learns to follow manners at the table. When he gets to the party he accidentally burps but makes up for it in the end by saying "excuse me", and shows the party
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goers how polite he is. This is a funny book to read to young children and can be used to teach them about proper etiquette as well.
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LibraryThing member jamie_lanell
This fantasy book plays off of the Big Bad Wolf's previous reputation as being without manners. It's a very cute book about attending a tea at the library and B.B. Wolf surprises everyone by behaving very politely.
LibraryThing member besavage
A cute book. I could introduce good manners to the students.
LibraryThing member kspannagel
This hilarious read-aloud story is a gentle reminder for children still learning their manners. Wish I would have known about this book for when I was doing a read-aloud on manners at the beginning of the semester. Great for pre-k to 1st grade.
LibraryThing member ambourg7
B.B. Wolf now lives in a Villain Villa Center. He gets an invitation to the library for storybook tea. He is at first hesitant but decides to go. When arriving all the other storybook characters are nervous and unsure of B.B. Wolf being there. In reality he turns out to be very polite. This is a
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great story to read when teaching manners. I love how storybook characters from other books are integrated into this book. The illustrations show the true emotion of all the other storybook characters.
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LibraryThing member dukefan86
This is a fun library-related story for readers young and old who are already familiar with the Big Bad Wolf and other children's stories. Fun illustrations too!
LibraryThing member ashleyschifano
The Big Bad Wolf, B.B. Wolf, is now older and more mature. He is trying to show everyone he really has changed. When he gets invited to a tea party, he gets to show off his new manners.

This book was really cute and I like all the B.B. Wolf books. They all have a little lesson to be learned in
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them. This book would be used after learning about the original story of the big bad wolf and the three little pigs.
This book would be a great way to teach manners. They could point out all the nice things that B.B. Wolf does and discuss some of the manners they were taught.
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Awards

Georgia Children's Book Award (Finalist — 2011)
Kentucky Bluegrass Award (Nominee — Grades K-2 — 2009)
Buckaroo Book Award (Nominee — 2009)
Black-Eyed Susan Book Award (Nominee — Picture Books — 2009)

Language

Physical description

40 p.; 12.26 inches

ISBN

0375835326 / 9780375835322

Barcode

34747000069118
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