Say Please, Ellie

by Avery Smart

FBT review:

Immerse yourself in the charming world of Ellie the Little Chick in "Say Please, Ellie" by Avery Smart. Follow Ellie on her exciting adventures as she navigates her long to-do list with the help of her loving mom. As Ellie checks off fun activities like building a blanket fort and hosting a tea party, she learns the importance of using the magic word "Please." This delightful children's book is not only a tale of endless imagination but also a lesson in manners and courtesy for young readers. Perfect for beginner readers, this book is beautifully illustrated and designed to engage and inspire, making it a must-read for kids and parents alike. Get your copy of "Say Please, Ellie" to join Ellie on her heartwarming journey of learning and growing.

Publisher Description:

Ellie is the liveliest little chick with a to-do list much, much longer than her tiny feathers.
Today's list includes building a blanket fort, hosting a tea party, making paper planes, bug hunting... Oh, it just keeps going and going!

She needs so many things to check off everything on her list. A pile of blankets, a teapot, cups for the tea party, paper, and a lot more.

Luckily, Mom is always there to get Ellie anything she needs for her endless adventures.

Under Mom's helping wing, Ellie manages to remember everything she wants to do. But there's something she often forgets.

Something that might seem simple but can soften hearts down.
Something that could turn her into the sweetest fluff ball in town.
Saying the magic word "Please."

Being the chirpiest chick with boundless antics, can Ellie get into the habit of saying the magic words more often? Or would she continue fluttering through her adventures and leave the magic word behind?

In this edition of the Ellie the Little Chick series, the illustrations and story are designed with early learning beginner readers in mind. Crafted as a book about manners, "Say Please, Ellie" brings the idea of courtesy to life for young hearts.

By emphasizing the word "Please," we plant the seeds of polite gestures to help little hearts bloom into more considerate souls.