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Picture Books Library < Behaviour < Telling the Truth
Picture books about Telling the Truth from the Little Parachutes reviews library

Books which either encourage children to tell the truth, or explain the negative effect that lying can have on others. Children tell lies for a number of reasons, including to avoid punishment, to protect others, and sometimes simply to please you by altering their version of a story to one you will want to hear. It is completely natural for very young children to tell lies (in fact, they are incapable of telling the difference between fact and fiction). But we all want to raise a child who is honest when it truly matters, and these picture books are a good place to start encouraging them to tell the truth.

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The Worry Monster

The Worry MonsterThis book may help children come to terms with childhood worries and encourage them to admit mistakes and tell the truth.

Categories: Anxiety, Resilience / adaptability, Telling the Truth
Tags: anxiety

Milo’s Monster

Milo’s Monster by Tom PercivalThis is another book in the Big Bright Feelings series by this author which deals with friendship, jealousy and what happens when a new friend comes along. It looks at what happens when the friendship dynamic changes and how to deal with this in a child friendly way.

Categories: Anxiety, Friendship & Getting Along, Telling the Truth
Tags: change, co-operation, confidence, emotions, feelings, friends, jealousy, loneliness

The Bumblebear

The BumblebearAn amusing story that tells children about the importance of friendship, and that our differences can be our strength.

Categories: Being Different & Being Yourself, Friendship & Getting Along, Telling the Truth
Tags: co-operation, confidence, diversity, fears, friends, gratitude

Tiddler: The story-telling fish

Tiddler: The story-telling fishEncouraging children to tell the truth

Categories: Telling the Truth

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

The Boy Who Cried WolfThis cautionary tale emphasises that lying can sometimes backfire on you!

Categories: Telling the Truth
Tags: co-operation

Eli’s Lie-o-meter: A Story About Telling the Truth

Eli's Lie-o-meter: A Story About Telling the TruthTo help parents get the facts straight on fibs, lies, and whoppers!

Categories: Telling the Truth

The Boy Who Cried Ninja

The Boy Who Cried NinjaEncourages children to tell the truth

Categories: Telling the Truth

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