Wolf! Wolf! written by John Rocco

Sat, 22 Mar 2008 06:19:39 +0000

This version of “the boy who cried wolf,” shows that lying causes problems but does not have the violence of the wolf eating the sheep. It is a clever adaptation of the story that not only teaches the boy a lesson but also shows the wolf in a different light. It not only provokes discussion with your child on why we should always tell the truth, but can also create a discussion on why everyone we think is bad may not be.

Dont Tell Lies Lucy written by Phil Roxbee Cox

Wed, 28 Mar 2007 22:55:17 +0000

“Don’t Tell Lies, Lucy!” written by Phil Roxbee Cox takes a satirical approach to telling lies and illuminates the alternative side to lying.

Rather than using the approach of why lies are bad, this book teaches that people who lie always think that everyone else is lying. This is an important concept yet the light and funny tone of the book makes it easy for comprehension.

This book allows for open discussion between you and your children. In addition, it can be read several times as it is not very long. Good luck!

What Kids Should Read » Telling The Truth

Wolf! Wolf! written by John Rocco

Dont Tell Lies Lucy written by Phil Roxbee Cox