Books like May I please have a cookie? by J. E. Morris
In "May I Please Have a Cookie?", Alfie the alligator learns the proper way to request a treat from his mother. The book follows his gentle attempts, offering simple lessons on politeness, manners, and asking questions respectfully, making it an engaging introduction to etiquette for children and early readers.
First publish date: 2005
Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers
Authors: J. E. Morris
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