About This Book
Joy Wilt Berry's 'A Book about Lying' is a straightforward and accessible guide designed to help children aged 4-11 grasp the complex concept of honesty. The book breaks down different forms of lying, from verbal falsehoods to lies of omission and even actions, making it easy for young readers to identify. It also clarifies the crucial distinction between accidental mistakes, imaginative play, and deliberate deception. Parents will appreciate its direct approach to discussing the consequences of lying and the positive impact of truthfulness, providing a solid foundation for conversations about integrity and trust.
What Parents Should Know
Discussion Prompts
1
What is the difference between making a mistake and telling a lie?
2
Can you think of a time when someone lied with their actions or by staying silent?
3
How do you feel when someone lies to you? How do you think others feel when you lie?
4
What are some good ways to tell the truth, even when it's hard?
5
Why is it important to be honest with your friends and family?
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