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Petit, the Monster parent’s guide: what’s inside
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A note for parents
Petit is a picture book that explores moral development and the complexity of childhood behavior through a child's eyes. The story gently examines how the same person can do both kind and unkind things, encouraging reflection rather than judgment. It's an age-appropriate, thoughtful exploration of character and behavior for young readers learning about right and wrong.
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Petit wonders why some things that he does, like playing with his dog, make him a good boy, while others, like pulling girl's hair, make him bad, and how it is that he can be both bad and good. Petit wonders why some things that he does, like playing with his dog, make him a good boy, while others, like pulling girl's hair, make him bad, and how it is that he can be both bad and good.
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- Juvenile Fiction
- Paradox
- Mothers and sons
- Behavior
- Fiction
- Children's fiction
- Behavior, fiction
- Mothers and sons, fiction
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ISBN 9780888999474 · Groundwood Books Ltd