I found the book so a fun and cute way to explain how you should and shouldn’t behave. My 6 year old daughter loved the illustrations.

This book is adorable! Your child will probably enjoy it and I think that the adult doing the reading will find it quite amusing. Each example of how to behave is illustrated with an animal drawing that shows what the result of bad manners would be. I especially enjoyed the beginning of the book with the rabbit and the turtle. Look at the book to see how cute this is! Talking about manners does not always seems like fun but this short book may make the subject more appealing in your household.

Just as much fun as the school rules version. Simple rules for all kids with hilarious illustrations on what not to do.

Another silly way to introduce proper behaviour to children. This book runs the gamut of manners, safety and some common sense. We go from not stealing, asking permission to borrow things, taking care of things you borrowed to safety around a pool, not playing with matches then about burping and farting. Kids will love the silly illustrations that go along with each page. I love seeing what the rabbit will get into next as the illustrations often show him doing the opposite. I loved seeing him run off in the turtle's shell while being chased or almost passing out from the smell when the skunk passes gas. A cute book that could be added to any home, school, or public library. It is a companion book to the Giggly Guide on How to Behave at School.

The Giggly Guide on How to Behave is a fun, silly read! Kids will have a laughing good time with this story! The illustrations are cute, bright and detailed and are the opposite of the stated behavior! While kids will certainly giggle with this book they will walk again with some valuable behavior lessons!

Each spread in the book contains a bright, colorful page with a rule for good behavior accompanied by a colorful, giggle-inducing illustration that shows what happens when you DON'T use good manners. The book covers things like basic manners (cover your mouth when you sneeze, don't pick your nose), safety (not playing with matches or knives), interacting with others (ask before you borrow something), and more. It lives up to its title--my kids were giggly as we read it. This is a fun way to remind kids about good manners, allowing you to get across the message without making it feel like a lecture.

I read a copy via NetGalley. All opinions are my own.

Very nice story and illustrations for the littlest ones. Start teaching them how to behave with this cute book.