Dinner with the Highbrows: A Story about Good (or Bad) Manners
Apr 2014 · Henry Holt and Company (BYR)
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Bernard has never been to dinner at a friend's house before. His mother gives him quite the list of rules to follow—no elbows on the table, put your napkin on your lap, don't talk with food in your mouth, and so on. But Bernard isn't prepared to discover that the Goldsmiths think the table is the best place for elbows and feet, never put their napkins on their laps, and talk with food in their mouths! How will Bernard survive dinner with such an obnoxious crew?
Kimberly Willis Holt's funny picture book about manners and etiquette turns the idea of good manners upside-down. The fresh point of view in Dinner with the Highbrows will be appreciated by both kids and their parents.
A Christy Ottaviano Book
Kimberly Willis Holt's funny picture book about manners and etiquette turns the idea of good manners upside-down. The fresh point of view in Dinner with the Highbrows will be appreciated by both kids and their parents.
A Christy Ottaviano Book
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About the author
Kimberly Willis Holt is the author of many books for children and young adults, including the National Book Award-winning When Zachary Beaver Came to Town and the Piper Reed series. Her picture books include Waiting for Gregory, Skinny Brown Dog, and The Adventures of Granny Clearwater and Little Critter. She lives in Texas with her family.
Kyrsten Brooker is the illustrator of Runaway Dreidel! and Math Attack!, among other picture books. She lives in Edmonton, Canada.
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