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'''''Time to...''''' is a very short series of books by Creator/MoWillems (who also wrote the ''Literature/PigeonSeries'' and the ''Literature/ElephantAndPiggieSeries''), consisting of only two books: "Time to Pee!" and "Time to Say 'Please!'".
Each book focuses on a whole crowd of children learning to do some basic preschool skills (in "Time to Pee!", it was going No. 1 in the bathroom, whereas in "Time to Say 'Please'!", it was polite words such as 'please' and 'thank you'), and the way they learnt it was because a bunch of mice held up signs with the instructions.
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Each book focuses on a whole crowd of children learning to do some basic preschool skills (in "Time to Pee!", it was going No. 1 in the bathroom, whereas in "Time to Say 'Please'!", it was polite words such as 'please' and 'thank you'), and the way they learnt it was because a bunch of mice held up signs with the instructions.
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* AlliterativeList: The list of possible reasons to say, "please" in "Time to Say, 'Please'! are: when you want a '''t'''urn, when you want a '''t'''oy, when you want to borrow someone's '''t'''ruck, and when you want to '''t'''ry something for the first time (although the last item on the list is "stop", which doesn't alliterate).
* BackhandedApology: Defied in "Time to Say, 'Please!'", which says that "sorry" is another useful word, but you have to mean it.
* BackhandedApology: Defied in "Time to Say, 'Please!'", which says that "sorry" is another useful word, but you have to mean it.
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* AlliterativeList: The list of possible reasons to say, say "please" in "Time ''Time to Say, 'Please'! Say "Please"!'' are: when you want a '''t'''urn, when you want a '''t'''oy, when you want to borrow someone's '''t'''ruck, and when you want to '''t'''ry something for the first time (although the last item on the list is "stop", which doesn't alliterate).
* BackhandedApology: Defied in"Time ''Time to Say, 'Please!'", Say "Please"!'', which says that "sorry" is another useful word, but you have to mean it.
* BackhandedApology: Defied in
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* HereWeGoAgain: "Time to Pee!" ends with "At least, until you get that feeling again."
* MistakesAreNotTheEndOfTheWorld: "Time to Pee!" ends with a P.S. saying that it's OK if you don't get it right the first time.
* MundaneMadeAwesome: The mice often hold very flashy signs for the relatively minor topics, and it's exaggerated in "Time to Pee!" where they throw a party to celebrate ''peeing''.
* MistakesAreNotTheEndOfTheWorld: "Time to Pee!" ends with a P.S. saying that it's OK if you don't get it right the first time.
* MundaneMadeAwesome: The mice often hold very flashy signs for the relatively minor topics, and it's exaggerated in "Time to Pee!" where they throw a party to celebrate ''peeing''.
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* HereWeGoAgain: "Time ''Time to Pee!" Pee!'' ends with "At least, until you get that feeling again."
* MistakesAreNotTheEndOfTheWorld:"Time ''Time to Pee!" Pee!'' ends with a P.S. saying that it's OK if you don't get it right the first time.
* MundaneMadeAwesome: The mice often hold very flashy signs for the relatively minor topics, and it's exaggerated in"Time ''Time to Pee!" Pee!'' where they throw a party to celebrate ''peeing''.
* MistakesAreNotTheEndOfTheWorld:
* MundaneMadeAwesome: The mice often hold very flashy signs for the relatively minor topics, and it's exaggerated in
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* PinkGirlBlueBoy: In "Time to Pee!", the signs that read, "Boys can stand" are blue, while the signs that read, "Girls should sit" are in pink.
* PottyDance: In "Time to Pee!", two girls and one boy are seen with their knees together while a boy is seen with his knees together and his hands on his crotch.
* PottyFailure: The end of "Time to Pee!" says that it's fine if you don't get it right the first time, and we see a puddle of pee.
* TemptingCookieJar: In "Time to Say, 'Please'!", a little girl is tempted to steal a cookie from the jar, but the mice instruct her to say, "please" instead.
* ToiletTrainingPlot: "Time to Pee!" is about learning what to do if you need to pee.
* WingdingEyes: When the blonde girl in "Time to Say, 'Please!'" wants a cookie, her eyes turn into cookies.
* PottyDance: In "Time to Pee!", two girls and one boy are seen with their knees together while a boy is seen with his knees together and his hands on his crotch.
* PottyFailure: The end of "Time to Pee!" says that it's fine if you don't get it right the first time, and we see a puddle of pee.
* TemptingCookieJar: In "Time to Say, 'Please'!", a little girl is tempted to steal a cookie from the jar, but the mice instruct her to say, "please" instead.
* ToiletTrainingPlot: "Time to Pee!" is about learning what to do if you need to pee.
* WingdingEyes: When the blonde girl in "Time to Say, 'Please!'" wants a cookie, her eyes turn into cookies.
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* PinkGirlBlueBoy: In "Time ''Time to Pee!", Pee!'', the signs that read, "Boys can stand" are blue, while the signs that read, "Girls should sit" are in pink.
* PottyDance: In"Time ''Time to Pee!", Pee!'', two girls and one boy are seen with their knees together while a boy is seen with his knees together and his hands on his crotch.
* PottyFailure: The end of"Time ''Time to Pee!" Pee!'' says that it's fine if you don't get it right the first time, and we see a puddle of pee.
* TemptingCookieJar: In"Time ''Time to Say, 'Please'!", Say "Please"!'', a little girl is tempted to steal a cookie from the jar, but the mice instruct her to say, say "please" instead.
* ToiletTrainingPlot:"Time ''Time to Pee!" Pee!'' is about learning what to do if you need to pee.
* WingdingEyes: When the blonde girl in"Time ''Time to Say, 'Please!'" Say "Please"!'' wants a cookie, her eyes turn into cookies.
* PottyDance: In
* PottyFailure: The end of
* TemptingCookieJar: In
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* WingdingEyes: When the blonde girl in
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'''''Time to...''''' is a very short series of books by Creator/MoWillems (who also wrote the ''Literature/PigeonSeries'' and the ''Literature/ElephantAndPiggieSeries''), consisting of only two books: "Time to Pee!" and "Time to Say 'Please!'".
Each book focuses on a whole crowd of children learning to do some basic preschool skills (in "Time to Pee!", it was going No. 1 in the bathroom, whereas in "Time to Say 'Please'!", it was polite words such as 'please' and 'thank you'), and the way they learnt it was because a bunch of mice held up signs with the instructions.
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* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: The mice mainly go au natural, but occasionally you will see one wearing something like a hardhat or sunglasses.
* AnAesop: The books have a moral of being polite and following standards.
* AlliterativeList: The list of possible reasons to say, "please" in "Time to Say, 'Please'! are: when you want a '''t'''urn, when you want a '''t'''oy, when you want to borrow someone's '''t'''ruck, and when you want to '''t'''ry something for the first time (although the last item on the list is "stop", which doesn't alliterate).
* BackhandedApology: Defied in "Time to Say, 'Please!'", which says that "sorry" is another useful word, but you have to mean it.
* BraveTheRidePlot: Or rather 'brave the ride' ''scene''. One scene involves a little boy asking his reluctant father for a go on the roller-coaster, but then asking to stop when he's actually on the ride.
* CivilisedAnimal: The mice do thinks like throw parties and can obviously write, yet they still can't speak and are mouse-sized.
* ExcitedShowTitle: Both titles end in exclamation points.
* HereWeGoAgain: "Time to Pee!" ends with "At least, until you get that feeling again."
* MistakesAreNotTheEndOfTheWorld: "Time to Pee!" ends with a P.S. saying that it's OK if you don't get it right the first time.
* MundaneMadeAwesome: The mice often hold very flashy signs for the relatively minor topics, and it's exaggerated in "Time to Pee!" where they throw a party to celebrate ''peeing''.
* NoNameGiven: ''None'' of the characters have names.
* PinkGirlBlueBoy: In "Time to Pee!", the signs that read, "Boys can stand" are blue, while the signs that read, "Girls should sit" are in pink.
* PottyDance: In "Time to Pee!", two girls and one boy are seen with their knees together while a boy is seen with his knees together and his hands on his crotch.
* PottyFailure: The end of "Time to Pee!" says that it's fine if you don't get it right the first time, and we see a puddle of pee.
* TemptingCookieJar: In "Time to Say, 'Please'!", a little girl is tempted to steal a cookie from the jar, but the mice instruct her to say, "please" instead.
* ToiletTrainingPlot: "Time to Pee!" is about learning what to do if you need to pee.
* WingdingEyes: When the blonde girl in "Time to Say, 'Please!'" wants a cookie, her eyes turn into cookies.
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Each book focuses on a whole crowd of children learning to do some basic preschool skills (in "Time to Pee!", it was going No. 1 in the bathroom, whereas in "Time to Say 'Please'!", it was polite words such as 'please' and 'thank you'), and the way they learnt it was because a bunch of mice held up signs with the instructions.
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* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: The mice mainly go au natural, but occasionally you will see one wearing something like a hardhat or sunglasses.
* AnAesop: The books have a moral of being polite and following standards.
* AlliterativeList: The list of possible reasons to say, "please" in "Time to Say, 'Please'! are: when you want a '''t'''urn, when you want a '''t'''oy, when you want to borrow someone's '''t'''ruck, and when you want to '''t'''ry something for the first time (although the last item on the list is "stop", which doesn't alliterate).
* BackhandedApology: Defied in "Time to Say, 'Please!'", which says that "sorry" is another useful word, but you have to mean it.
* BraveTheRidePlot: Or rather 'brave the ride' ''scene''. One scene involves a little boy asking his reluctant father for a go on the roller-coaster, but then asking to stop when he's actually on the ride.
* CivilisedAnimal: The mice do thinks like throw parties and can obviously write, yet they still can't speak and are mouse-sized.
* ExcitedShowTitle: Both titles end in exclamation points.
* HereWeGoAgain: "Time to Pee!" ends with "At least, until you get that feeling again."
* MistakesAreNotTheEndOfTheWorld: "Time to Pee!" ends with a P.S. saying that it's OK if you don't get it right the first time.
* MundaneMadeAwesome: The mice often hold very flashy signs for the relatively minor topics, and it's exaggerated in "Time to Pee!" where they throw a party to celebrate ''peeing''.
* NoNameGiven: ''None'' of the characters have names.
* PinkGirlBlueBoy: In "Time to Pee!", the signs that read, "Boys can stand" are blue, while the signs that read, "Girls should sit" are in pink.
* PottyDance: In "Time to Pee!", two girls and one boy are seen with their knees together while a boy is seen with his knees together and his hands on his crotch.
* PottyFailure: The end of "Time to Pee!" says that it's fine if you don't get it right the first time, and we see a puddle of pee.
* TemptingCookieJar: In "Time to Say, 'Please'!", a little girl is tempted to steal a cookie from the jar, but the mice instruct her to say, "please" instead.
* ToiletTrainingPlot: "Time to Pee!" is about learning what to do if you need to pee.
* WingdingEyes: When the blonde girl in "Time to Say, 'Please!'" wants a cookie, her eyes turn into cookies.
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