About This Book
This graphic novel reimagines the classic "Boy Who Cried Wolf" fable with a Transylvanian twist, featuring Ion, a boy known for his pranks. When a genuine vampire appears, his past deceptions mean no one believes him, highlighting the critical importance of honesty and the consequences of losing trust. It's a visually engaging way to discuss truth-telling and the impact of one's actions with children aged 4-11, offering a slightly spooky yet ultimately moral tale.
In this graphic version of the classic fable, Ion is a boy in a little town in Transylvania who loves to play tricks on the other villagers, so when a real vampire appears at his window nobody responds to his cries for help, and it looks like the final trick is on Ion--maybe.
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Discussion Prompts
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Why didn't the villagers believe Ion when he cried 'Vampire' for real?
2
What could Ion have done differently to make the villagers trust him?
3
Have you ever played a trick that went wrong? How did it feel?
4
Why is it important to tell the truth, even when it's hard?
5
What do you think happened to Ion at the very end of the story?
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