This is a lot of two children's books signed and inscribed by author and artist MUNROE LEAF. Included are "Manners Can Be Fun" (October 26, 1937 - 9th printing), and "Grammar Can Be Fun" (October 26, 1937 - 8th printing). Published by Frederick A. Stokes Company in New York. Both books are inscribed and signed by Leaf with sitck-figure drawings on the front end papers. Both books feature red and black & white drawings by Leaf on nearly every page. "Manners Can Be Fun" uses simple text and stick-figure drawings to teach kids the basics of etiquette and social behavior. Opening with the line "Having good manners is really just living with other people pleasantly," the book explains why being polite makes life better for everyone. "Grammar Can Be Fun" functions as a playful "grammar without tears" guide. It aims to teach proper speech and correct common grammatical errors to children without nagging. Munro Leaf was an American author and illustrator of children's literature who wrote and illustrated nearly 40 books during his 40-year career. He is globally recognized as the creator of "The Story of Ferdinand," a timeless juvenile classic.