D. J. and the Debutante Ball — Denise Walter McConduit

At D.J.'s grandfather's birthday dinner, an announcement is made. D.J. learns that his sister will be the queen of the debutante ball and that he will be a page. He soon discovers that being involved in a debutante ball is a lot of work and
includes learning how to be a gentleman. After one day there, D.J. and his cousin Alex prove to be washouts at the Maison de Etiquette School. However, Grandfather saves the day when he invites D.J. and Alex for a weekend away to
learn about manners. Instead of being a chore, learning how to be a gentleman becomes an adventure for D.J. and his cousin. D.J. and the Debutante Ball is a great book for all those little boys who love being boys and think that manners are just for girls. Sometimes, even little boys have to be gentlemen, as D.J. discovers, and this book makes learning etiquette fun.