Come and Tell Me
By Helen Hollick
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Synopsis
Jenny's mum always says, "Never go anywhere with anyone. Always come and tell me where you want to go." One day, Jenny disappears from the playground to get an ice cream with a friend, causing her mum to worry. This leads to an important conversation about staying safe, understanding who strangers are, and the importance of always informing a trusted adult before going anywhere. This engaging story teaches children about personal safety in a reassuring and memorable way.
About the author
Helen Hollick is a British author who loves writing exciting adventure and historical stories. She is well known for her books about King Arthur, including 'The Kingmaking'. Helen enjoys exploring the past and bringing history to life through her stories, inspiring young readers to discover more about legendary heroes and ancient times.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
1986
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