Who Did That? Sasha Learns about Taking Responsibility
By Deborah Chancellor
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Seven-year-old Sasha accidentally breaks a window but blames her little brother, Henry. When Henry runs away, Sasha realises the importance of honesty and confesses. With guidance from her grandma, she learns that facing the consequences of her actions leads to better outcomes. This story teaches children about responsibility and the value of owning up to one's mistakes.
About the author
Deborah Chancellor is a British author who has written more than 100 books for children. She enjoys writing about animals, history, and exciting adventures. Some of her popular books include 'Escaping the Great Fire of London' and 'Harriet Tubman'. Deborah loves reading, exploring new places, and sharing amazing stories with young readers like you.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
Published
2019
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