Bibliograph

Emily's magic words, by Peggy Post and Cindy Post Senning ; illustrated by Leo Landry

Type

Label

Emily's magic words, by Peggy Post and Cindy Post Senning ; illustrated by Leo Landry

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Emily's magic words

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

70174831

Responsibility statement

by Peggy Post and Cindy Post Senning ; illustrated by Leo Landry

Table Of Contents

Emily can do magic -- Do you know how? -- With words! -- Magic words! -- Please -- Thank you -- Hello -- Good-bye -- Excuse me -- What makes these words magic? -- Well, they can open doors -- Please! (Emily knocking on bathroom door) -- Thank you! (Emily scooting in open door or on the potty) -- And make smiles appear -- Please have a cookie. (Emily gives snack to Jerome/Nutmeg) -- Thank you. (Jerome/Nutmeg give hug to Emily) -- These words can make friends -- Hello, Jerome! -- Hi, mom! -- Howdy, dad! -- How are you, Nutmeg? -- Its nice to meet you! -- (different greetings formal and familiar, show handshake) -- Even if they disappear from time to time -- Good-bye, grandma! -- Bye, daddy! -- So long, Nutmeg! -- See you soon, Jerome! -- It was nice to meet you! -- (different good-byes, show wave) -- These words can turn a frown into smile -- Excuse me! (burp) -- But of course! (smiles all around the table) -- ... or fix a mistake -- Excuse me! I am sorry! (stepping on Nutmeg's tail/spilling juice) -- Thats okay! (kisses from Nutmeg/mom) -- Now that you know Emily's magic words -- Please -- Thank you -- Hello -- Good-bye -- Excuse me -- You can do magic too! -- There are three more magic words -- They are the most magical of all -- Do you know what they are? -- Of course you do! -- I love you!

Target audience

juvenile

Classification