BR 1-11: The Boy Who Cried Wolf

“Why didn’t you believe me?” he asked. (p. 42)

This story is about Sam, some sheep, the villagers and (maybe) a wolf.
Sam lived in a little village, and every day he took the sheep from the village up the hill to a grassy meadow. Every day was the same, so he was so bored. One day, he had an idea. He tells a lie many times, and the villagers don’t believe him.

This book is in the Usborne Young Reading series.
The moral of the story about the boy who cried wolf is: No one believes liars, even when they tell the truth.
The reason why I chose this book is because this cover is cute.
When I find this book, I was looking forward to read this book.
I recommend that everyone read this book.

Reference

Mairi Mackinnon. (2008). The Boy Who Cried Wolf. London, England: Usborne

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