Giveaway: The Etiquette Princess Book – SARAH ELIZABETH PLANS A TEA PARTY
Sarah Elizabeth Plans a Tea Party
Woo Hoo!!! My book is here, my book is here! It is as “SWEET” as a cherry chip cupcake. It’s all about me planning a princess tea party for my bestest friend Lexi. She is really, really sad and I want to make her glad. OH MY GOODNESS, I know one thing I can do! I’ll draw a happy face on balloon and write “Lexi is my bestest friend forever,” and then tape it to the back of her chair. This will make her smile really BIG! Mommy says that using etiquette and manners is like giving a gift to a friend. My friends are already asking if they can get my book as a gift for a birthday, special occasion, thank you, just a minute I have to take a breath, okay; tea party, holiday or just to cheer someone up. I just know you will love my book, “Sarah Elizabeth Plans a Tea Party.” Yippee, I can’t wait for you to meet my friends and me!
My name is Sarah Elizabeth and I am etiquette’s five year old little miss know-it-all and I want to be your friend too! Please check out my Facebook and Twitter (tweet, tweet, tweet) page’s where my mommy and grandma share parenting tips on how to be kind and respectful. All mommies, daddy’s, grandma’s, grandpa’s, aunties, uncles, pre-school teachers and caregivers will just LOVE, LOVE, LOVE learning about my little etiquette tips to “being nice!”
My book was written by the famous Monica Brandner and Lorene Keen. Monica’s mommy is Lorene and they love children and want us to have lots of friends and not be rude or bully others. They have really BIG hearts and want to help make our world a better place to live by sharing ways to “just be nice.”
Be my new friend and “LIKE” my facebook page!
- Monica Brandner and Lorene Keen at DALLAS 2012 – Let’s Pretend Tea Book Signing
Sarah Elizabeth Plans a Tea Party Authors
Monica Brandner | Children’s Etiquette Expert, Author and Inspirational Speaker
Monica is a certified etiquette expert and was Mrs. Alaska 1998. Her passion is teaching manners and etiquette that lead children to build positive friendships and strong self worth. In her “Mommy and Me Princess Tea Party” etiquette classes, she teaches the youngest generation 5 skills every child should possess. Monica is the daughter of her co-author, Lorene Keen, and they share the aspiration for bringing civility back to the home. From Juneau, Alaska, she now lives in Spokane, Washington. Monica has been married to her husband, Stephen, for 27 years, has two grown daughters and two very well behaved Yorkies.
Lorene Keen | Author-Speaker
Lorene is CEO of Etiquette Princess Publishing and Grand-Mère of 7 grandchildren. She taught her grandchildren at young ages the importance of using etiquette and manners through fancy tea parties. Her heart is to rebuild the foundation of honor and become one of the leaders in the growing call for civility in our nation. She is currently Dean of Women Students for Victory Faith Fellowship. A sought after mentor, advisor and teacher of young women, Lorene has been married to her husband Richard for 50 years and lives in Spokane, Washington.
Sarah Elizabeth Plans a Tea Party Book Details
- Hardcover: 32 pages
- Publisher: Etiquette Princess Publishing; 1st edition (November 4, 2011)
- ISBN-10: 0615505333 / ISBN-13: 978-0615505336
Win an autographed Sarah Elizabeth Plans a Tea Party book!
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Sarah Elizabeth Plans a Tea Party
Woo Hoo!!! My book is here, my book is here! It is as “SWEET” as a cherry chip cupcake. It’s all about me planning a princess tea party for my bestest friend Lexi. She is really, really sad and I want to make her glad. OH MY GOODNESS, I know one thing I can do! I’ll draw a happy face on balloon and write “Lexi is my bestest friend forever,” and then tape it to the back of her chair. This will make her smile really BIG! Mommy says that using etiquette and manners is like giving a gift to a friend. My friends are already asking if they can get my book as a gift for a birthday, special occasion, thank you, just a minute I have to take a breath, okay; tea party, holiday or just to cheer someone up. I just know you will love my book, “Sarah Elizabeth Plans a Tea Party.” Yippee, I can’t wait for you to meet my friends and me!
My name is Sarah Elizabeth and I am etiquette’s five year old little miss know-it-all and I want to be your friend too! Please check out my Facebook and Twitter (tweet, tweet, tweet) page’s where my mommy and grandma share parenting tips on how to be kind and respectful. All mommies, daddy’s, grandma’s, grandpa’s, aunties, uncles, pre-school teachers and caregivers will just LOVE, LOVE, LOVE learning about my little etiquette tips to “being nice!”
My book was written by the famous Monica Brandner and Lorene Keen. Monica’s mommy is Lorene and they love children and want us to have lots of friends and not be rude or bully others. They have really BIG hearts and want to help make our world a better place to live by sharing ways to “just be nice.”
Be my new friend and “LIKE” my facebook page!
- Monica Brandner and Lorene Keen at DALLAS 2012 – Let’s Pretend Tea Book Signing
Sarah Elizabeth Plans a Tea Party Authors
Monica Brandner | Children’s Etiquette Expert, Author and Inspirational Speaker
Monica is a certified etiquette expert and was Mrs. Alaska 1998. Her passion is teaching manners and etiquette that lead children to build positive friendships and strong self worth. In her “Mommy and Me Princess Tea Party” etiquette classes, she teaches the youngest generation 5 skills every child should possess. Monica is the daughter of her co-author, Lorene Keen, and they share the aspiration for bringing civility back to the home. From Juneau, Alaska, she now lives in Spokane, Washington. Monica has been married to her husband, Stephen, for 27 years, has two grown daughters and two very well behaved Yorkies.
Lorene Keen | Author-Speaker
Lorene is CEO of Etiquette Princess Publishing and Grand-Mère of 7 grandchildren. She taught her grandchildren at young ages the importance of using etiquette and manners through fancy tea parties. Her heart is to rebuild the foundation of honor and become one of the leaders in the growing call for civility in our nation. She is currently Dean of Women Students for Victory Faith Fellowship. A sought after mentor, advisor and teacher of young women, Lorene has been married to her husband Richard for 50 years and lives in Spokane, Washington.
Sarah Elizabeth Plans a Tea Party Book Details
- Hardcover: 32 pages
- Publisher: Etiquette Princess Publishing; 1st edition (November 4, 2011)
- ISBN-10: 0615505333 / ISBN-13: 978-0615505336
Win an autographed Sarah Elizabeth Plans a Tea Party book!
One lucky reader will win an autographed book! Please wait for the Rafflecopter widget to load fully to enter.
This prize is being provided by a 3rd party; we were not compensated for hosting this giveaway.
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Tags: Book, etiquette, etiquette for children, kindness, manners, Princess, tea party, teaching manners
April 28th, 2012 at 4:56 pm
Always say please and thank you!
April 28th, 2012 at 4:59 pm
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April 28th, 2012 at 6:32 pm
Always say please and thank you. Treat other people with respect
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April 29th, 2012 at 7:34 am
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May 1st, 2012 at 10:39 am
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May 3rd, 2012 at 2:35 pm
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May 9th, 2012 at 4:32 pm
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May 9th, 2012 at 4:47 pm
Be nice to everyone, and always share, whether it’s a piece of gum or your toys, sharing is caring
May 14th, 2012 at 9:57 pm
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