Sold. Primarily by the illustrations but also by the one page stories. ( )

Nah. The bulk of the book is cute enough, with different artists illustrating the different situations in which you can say please, but then I read the introduction and realized who the author is. Apparently back when Bill O'Reilly and James Patterson were growing up (in the 50's and 60's), there were rules that everyone followed so life was easy and wonderful. Nowadays there's "confusion", but if we could all just learn to say "please" America would be great again. Poor guys. Kids are so rude these days, demanding rights for women and minorities and not saying "please". ( )

This is a very well illustrated book with simple, easy to read phrases. This book teaches the important lesson of manners. The book shows children how simple it is to use the word PLEASE in many different ways. ( )

This book spotlights one of the most underrated common courtesies (saying please). When so many people are expecting more and more, taking a step back to say 'please' is refreshing. This collaboration highlights several famous illustrators who bring their own personal spin to the scenarios presented in the book. A great tool for storytimes and teaching social skills, 'Give Please a Chance' is a known crowd pleaser. ( )

when and where to say "Please?" ( )