Sesame StreetSesame Street Elmo Manners Books for Kids Toddlers - Set of 8 Manners Books

The Sesame Street Elmo Manners Books are an absolute delight! I bought this set for my little nephew, and she loves them. The colorful illustrations featuring Elmo and other Sesame Street characters make learning about manners fun and engaging. Each book in the set focuses on an important lesson, like sharing, saying “thank you,” and being kind—valuable lessons for any child.The books are perfectly sized for little hands, and the simple, relatable stories are easy for toddlers to understand and enjoy. Watching my nephew get excited to read and practice good manners is heartwarming, and it’s clear that these books make a positive impact.I can’t help but wish I had discovered these when my son was younger; they’re such an excellent resource for teaching essential life skills in a fun and approachable way. Whether you’re a parent, aunt, uncle, or grandparent, this set is a fantastic gift idea for any toddler.

Added these into party favored bags for guests around 4 years of age. Everyone enjoyed the books, pages and easy use of the books. Definitely worth the money and would recommend!

This was a gift. I should mention that the books are small and thin, so keep that in mind if you're looking for thicker books. I appreciated their thinness because they were intended for a toddler, and she will be able to carry them with her easy.

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Love these soft covered book! Great for teaching kids manners.

I got these books because I wanted to teach my daughter about sharing. I love that each book has their own little theme that every child need to have. I love them. They are small books but the pages are very durable

A child of the 1970s, I great up with Sesame Street. Therefore I have a high set of expectations with their products.These books are just okay. They are colorful, and the story ideas are good. The concepts, in other words, are righteous. But the execution is poor.For example, the grammar in some of the stories is odd, and certainly above how you'd speak to a young child. It's hard to explain, but just some of the words and phrases used are not commonly used-- at least not that I've heard of.Also, the book on manners missed several opportunities. Please, thank you, excuse me, pardon me, I'm sorry, etc are not adequately covered at all.There should also be a book on greetings. Hello, good bye, good morning, good afternoon, good evening, etc. That's notably absent from this set of books.The book on feelings is the only book that really stands out. That book on it's own is outstanding, and it's the only one my son asks me to read by name.Overall, I'm disappointed with this purchase. i won't return them, but rather what I've done is modified the writing so it makes more sense for a toddler.

Great books to talk about feelings with Elmo. Kid approved