Children's Tea & Etiquette: Brewing Good Manners in Young Minds [Hardcover]

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Category: Books (Juvenile Nonfiction)
Author: Johnson, Dorothea, Harney, John
Author: Johnson, Dorothea, Harney, John
ISBN-10: 0966347897
ISBN-10: 0966347897
ISBN-13: 9780966347890
ISBN-13: 9780966347890
Publisher: Benjamin Press
Publisher: Benjamin Press
Pages: 40
Pages: 40
Binding: Hardcover
Binding: Hardcover
Pub Date: 01-Jun-2014
Pub Date: 01-Jun-2014
SKU: 0966347897-11-SPLV
SKU: 0966347897-11-SPLV
Item ID: 100393033
List Price: $19.95

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The arrival of a great-grandson has inspired Johnson to write Children's Tea & Etiquette in which the main characters learn basic manners when they attend a tea party for grandparents and grandchildren. The illustrated children's book features simple lessons in shaking hands, giving introductions, making eye contact, picking up a napkin, brewing and drinking tea, and writing a thank you notes, all the things grandparents can sometimes achieve more easily than parents.This is an intergenerational book that brings grandchildren and grandparents together over a cup of tea. Several child-friendly teatime recipes are included as well.

Dorothea Johnson is the founder of the Protocol School of Washington. She has presented seminars and briefings on manners to more than 100,000 individuals worldwide. Dorothea has authored five books, including the bestsellingModern Mannerswith Liv Tyler as well asChildren's Tea & Etiquette. She has appeared several times as an etiquette expert on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Johnson's life is dedicated to equipping people with skills so that they might feel comfortable in all social settings. Her former son-in-law, Aerosmith's lead singer Steven Tyler, calls her the "Protocol Police," but granddaughter, actress Liv Tyler, believes strongly in Gramm's advice on manners. Dorothea Johnson has accompanied her famous granddaughter to film sets around the world since the actress was in her mid-teens. Together, they have dined with the most influential people in the world of film. Now the glamorous cover girl-turned-film star is herself a mother of a young son, Milo.

Bruce Richardsonis a tea blender and writer who has been active in America's tea renaissance for over two decades. He is the owner of Elmwood Inn Fine Teas headquartered in Danville, Kentucky. Bruce serves as Tea Master for the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum and Contributing Editor for TeaTime and Tea Journeyl�