Children are usually very honest. When you want the simple truth ask a child.
Once there was a teacher who gave a lesson to her class about animals. She showed them a video on various species of exotic animals. During the video she began explaining and describing the animals, there was one species she could not namely remember. The children kept asking, Ms. EL, Ms. EL, Ms. EL what's the name of that animal?? Ms. El became so overwhelmed by the pressures of the children's demands she whispered slightly above a whisper, slowly to herself, unaware of one other child sitting close by...."I don't remember what the hell that is."!!
Following the days ahead a parent to this child approached Ms. EL and said, "Do you know I was watching a movie with my child and this animal came on the screen, and she got so excited yelling mommie! mommie! I bet you don't know the name of that animal." I said, "No I don't do you?" She looked at me with vivid excitement and replied, "Yes, it's a I don't know what the hell that is animal!" The parent glared at Ms. EL, and said, "My child is 3 years old Ms. EL. Ms. EL was so embarrassed she could only respond by saying, "Oh My Gooood!"
This book was written for children to stress the importance of being able to choose who gets to hug or touch them and being able to say NO if they don't want to be hugged or touched.
Rasputin, the most feared wolf in the forest, bent on revenge for old insults. But then one night his life is turned around and a new future presents itself... will the old wolf choose to accept it?
