More Goops and How Not to Be Them by Gelett Burgess is a humorous illustrated book that uses charming verses and cartoons to teach children manners and proper behavior. This follow-up to Burgess’s earlier book Goops and How to Be Them continues the adventures of the "Goops," fictional mischievous children who embody bad manners and social faux pas. Each poem describes a different bad habit or impolite action, such as interrupting, speaking with a full mouth, or neglecting to say "please" and "thank you."The Goops are exaggerated in their rudeness and clumsiness, offering a humorous contrast to the polite behavior that Burgess wishes to promote. Through the Goops' misadventures, children are encouraged to see what not to do, making the book both entertaining and instructive. The rhyming verse is playful and memorable, making it easy for young readers to absorb the lessons of courtesy and respect.