Lucy Goes to a Tea Party (eBook, ePUB) - Chen, Christine
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Lucy is a bubbly ladybug who loves adventure. She especially loves playing with Gregory, the grasshopper, who lives next door to her grandmother. Lucy and Gregory go on adventures and have lots of fun playing in the creek behind Grandmother's house. On one particular afternoon, Lucy visits Grandmother for a different kind of fun. Grandmother has invited Lucy to a tea party. However Lucy is not happy about a tea party. She wants to have fun playing in the creek with Gregory. Lucy soon realizes that tea parties are just a different kind of fun. On this adventure, Lucy learns all about tea party manners and how much fun it is to make new friends.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Lucy is a bubbly ladybug who loves adventure. She especially loves playing with Gregory, the grasshopper, who lives next door to her grandmother. Lucy and Gregory go on adventures and have lots of fun playing in the creek behind Grandmother's house. On one particular afternoon, Lucy visits Grandmother for a different kind of fun. Grandmother has invited Lucy to a tea party. However Lucy is not happy about a tea party. She wants to have fun playing in the creek with Gregory. Lucy soon realizes that tea parties are just a different kind of fun. On this adventure, Lucy learns all about tea party manners and how much fun it is to make new friends.

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Autorenporträt
Christine Chen is a speaker, consultant, and trainer who has been teaching manners and etiquette to children and teens since 1997. Along with presenting programs to schools, she has worked with church groups, girl scouts, home school groups, and other various organizations. The Manners Lab (www.TheMannersLab.com) is the youth division of Ms. Chen's corporate business, Christine Chen Consulting (www.CChenConsulting.com).