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Tea For Ruby - Te Para Ruby (2008)

by Sarah Ferguson(Favorite Author)

4.3 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Food & Cookbooks

publisher

Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers

review 1: This book first off has amazing illustrations. The amount of detail in it is just beautiful. This book sends such a good lesson on manners and how to act. Ruby gets a letter inviting her to tea with the Queen at the end of the week. Everyone throughout the week reminds her what she should do or not do while having tea with the Queen. She needs to learn how to act like royalty. This book teaches children how to act and treat each other and adults. The Queen ends up being her grandma at the end of the book. But she still needs to use her manners with her grandma too.This book is intended for little kiddos, probably pre k to first grade. They could learn their manners and how to act in school.
review 2: (It's really called, "Tea for Ruby" I don't know what's going... more on with the title on Goodreads.) This is a super cute children's book. About a little girl who dreams of being beautiful and having tea with the queen. I love it. It's just what you always imagined being beautiful to be. The pictures are beautiful and Amaya (age 4, our resident princess) has read it at least 12 times in the last two days. She loves it. I strongly recommend this book to anyone with a little princess around the house. less

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