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by Sarah Naish (Author), Lily Fossett (Illustrator)
Arthur is daydreaming in class when his teacher announces, "Remember it's Parents' Evening tonight - don't forget to give your parents the letter."
Oh no! Arthur hasn't been doing his homework and doesn't want to get in trouble. Time to tell a lie! But then something strange happens - Arthur's lies start to come true... Mum is at space camp; dad has a snazzy new car and Mr Lott the teacher is stuck up a tree tangled up with sticky tape! Arthur starts to worry - now if he tells the wrong lie, someone could get hurt. This entertaining story for children aged 4-8 help children to explore how telling tricky truths is usually better than telling little lies.Author Biography
Sarah Naish is an adoptive parent and mum to five adult children. She is also the author of a series of books for adoptive and foster families: Therapeutic Parenting Books and a range of therapeutic story books for children who have experienced trauma. She thinks cake and a cuppa is the best medicine and just between us - she used to tell her children that if they lied, a spot on their tongue would turn blue. Luckily that tall tale didn't come true!
Number of Pages: 32
Dimensions: 0.29 x 8.52 x 8.51 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: November 21, 2022
