These books treat truthfulness as a habit children can recognize in ordinary choices. They leave room to discuss why telling the truth can feel difficult.
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Pangolin breaks the queen’s swing and is afraid to tell her. He tells Badger first, then faces the queen and tells her the truth, and she takes it well.
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Francisco tells an employer that his grandfather is a gardener, which isn’t true, and they pull out the plants instead of the weeds. Francisco is ashamed when his grandfather finds out what he said.
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Ruben pockets a bill dropped by a shopper and finds it is a hundred dollars. He returns it, even though it means he won’t be buying the bike he wants.
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