Every parent knows the moment — a small deception, a quiet shame, and a child who cannot quite find the words to undo it. This tender early-years story meets children where guilt actually lives: in the body. It offers a restorative, non-punitive portrait of honesty, forgiveness, and the healing that happens when families search for solutions together. Perfect for PP1–PP2 readers discovering that telling the truth brings a comfort no secret ever can.
Furaha and the Skipping Stone
When a lie sits heavy in a tiny tummy, telling the truth is the bravest thing of all.
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