Welcome to the delightful world of "Wild About Manners," the first enchanting installment in the Wild About Growing series by Piccolo Tales Publishing! This charming picture book is designed to help young children blossom in their social skills, all while having a roaring good time.
Imagine a whimsical party where the guests are not your usual partygoers, but a lively bunch of animals each with their own quirky personalities. From greeting an octopus with eight wiggly hands to reminding a cheeky alligator to chew with his mouth closed, this book turns the art of learning manners into a playful adventure. The rhyming format not only captures children's attention but also makes the language fun and engaging, ensuring that the lessons stick like honey on a bear's paw.
The vibrant and beautiful illustrations are a feast for the eyes, capturing the imaginations of young readers and bringing the story to life in vivid color. Each page is a new adventure, filled with silly antics and laugh-out-loud moments that will have your child giggling with delight.
"Wild About Manners" is more than just a book; it's an opportunity to create those special Piccolo Moments where children can connect with others over a shared love for stories. As with all Piccolo Tales books, there's a thoughtful intention behind every page, nurturing a lifelong love for reading while gently guiding children in their social development.
So gather around, open the book, and let the fun begin! With "Wild About Manners," learning about social competence has never been so entertaining or heartwarming. It's the perfect addition to any child's bookshelf, promising endless laughter and valuable lessons wrapped in a delightful package.
Lorraine Loria has taught young children in a variety of settings for over 30 years. After teaching in a classroom for many years, Lorraine was a literacy coach for a school district in Northern California. She taught early literacy workshops to both parents and teachers. She has worked in a variety of educational settings including the private, public and homeschooling communities. In 2013, her and Bonnie Spino began Piccolo Tales. She is the author of 5 children's books.
Bonnie graduated with a Bachelor's degree focusing on fine arts and received a Master's in Education at the University of Tennessee. After teaching art in public and private schools for many years, she began working as a studio artist. She uses a variety of mediums, letting the subject dictate her approach. She is currently focusing on illustration of children's books. With the beginning of Piccolo Tales, Bonnie has delighted in joining her watercolor abilities to the fanciful fun illustrations of the Piccolo Tales world.
