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by Daniel Georges (Author)
Has your child ever been told to 'keep a secret' and you wondered if they'd know when to speak up?
Awarded the Anna Lindh Foundation "Reading Here There and Everywhere" illustration prize.
Maya Knows a Secret is a playful social-emotional learning story that gently introduces the difference between harmless secrets and secrets that should always be shared with a trusted adult. A wonderful conversation-starter for families and educators about the delicate subject of secrets and safety.
Maya sets off on an exciting search for someone to tell her a secret. When she finally discovers a hush-hush secret of her own, like all children, Maya now faces a tricky question: Keep quiet... or speak up?
This book will help your child:
- Spot the difference between good secrets and unsafe secrets
- Feel confident to speak up and ask for help when something doesn't feel right
- Build trust with caring adults at home and at school
- Develop critical thinking around safety and choices
This book is wonderful for:
- Children beginning to navigate social situations independently
- Families and classrooms opening conversations about body safety and trusted adults
Perfect for ages 3-8: bedtime, read-aloud time, and classrooms (SEL - social emotional learning)
Suitable for preschool, kindergarten, and early primary school readers.
BONUS ACTIVITY: Good secret or bad secret? Play the guessing game... Shhhh!
Part of the award-winning My Crazy Stories Series - Ranked in Amazon's All-Star Top 100 Most-Read Children's Books over 30 times!
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Get your copy today and help your child understand secrets and stay safe!
