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Big Brother Mouse
From home to work to the street: Better manners

Good Manners

A red light means stop. People from the countryside may not know that. As Laos changes, and more people live in cities, one of the country's most prominent writers offers advice to make life better for everyone:

Don't ride your motorbikes three abreast, it blocks other traffic. Throw trash in a suitable place. If you put things such as flower vases outside of your house, don't put them in way of people using the street or sidewalk.

by Duangxay Luangphasy, illustrated by Seng Xaysawan
First published in 2016 :: Lao language :: 96 pages :: Paperback :: A5

This book was made possible with support from Peggy Horn (Australia), Charles Felsenthal (USA) and the Australian Embassy in Laos. Thank you!

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I think a lot of people will read this and say, "Good idea! I never thought about that!" At least, I hope so.

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