Scout’s Honor: A Kid’s Book about Lying and Telling the Truth
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Ages 4-7
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A children’s book with a valuable message every child needs to hear
You can tell that Scout is having the time of his life playing in the house. Wearing his red cape and a great big smile, he rips through the living room as fast as he can. At this moment, he reminds me of my son Aidyn (7 years old). For some reason, they put on these costumes and all the rules go out the window!
Scout is burst back into reality when he knocks down a table lamp. Although it is clear it was accidental, as it shatters– we can see the mixed bag of emotions displayed on his face. Does he lie and avoid the possibility of repercussion?
As Scout tries to mentally scheme his way out of trouble, the reader is taken on a trek through the consequences. As we become privy to those schemes we quickly see Scout realize that the truth is always the best way to go.
This book is an excellent tool for any home. Use this book as a tool to:
- reinforce the importance of telling the truth
- help them problem solve
- remind them that everyone makes mistakes; but the power is in how we handle it
This book is a quick but necessary read. Colorful illustrations and an inviting main character bring this book to life. The cape and energetic kid make it relatable.
This is a children’s book with a valuable message every child needs to hear.
Summary from Amazon Children’s Books
Are you looking for a book about lying that teaches young children the importance of telling the truth? Scout’s Honor: A Kid’s Book about Lying and Telling the Truth is the ideal book to motivate young children to always tell the truth.
Scout’s Honor: A Kid’s Book about Lying and Telling the Truth will help kids identify the reasons they may lie or want to lie, help kids understand the consequences for lying, and help kids understand the importance of telling the truth.
With simple text, the book reinforces the values of right and wrong in a straightforward way perfect for children ages 4 to 6. The vibrant cartoon illustrations complement the lesson.
