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The Honest Squirrel and the Big Secret - cover

The Honest Squirrel and the Big Secret

Kline Foster

Publisher: The Good Child Bookstore

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Summary

"The Honest Squirrel and the Big Secret" is a heartwarming story about Squeaky, a young squirrel who stumbles upon a glittering object in the forest and faces a difficult decision: should he keep the secret or tell the truth? Along his journey, Squeaky learns the importance of honesty, trust, and integrity. Through humorous adventures and valuable lessons, Squeaky discovers that being truthful, even when it’s hard, leads to stronger friendships and a better community. This book teaches children the virtues of honesty, responsibility, and the power of truth, showing that doing what’s right, even in challenging situations, is the key to personal growth and lasting relationships.
Available since: 05/26/2025.
Print length: 139 pages.

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