The boy who cried wolf

A timeless moral fable in a child-friendly format

The Boy Who Cried Wolf is one of Aesop’s most famous fables, now retold in a delightful edition tailored especially for younger readers. With easy-to-follow text and bright, playful illustrations, this board book introduces children to the classic tale of a shepherd boy who learned the hard way that lying has consequences.

Learning values through storytelling

As part of the My First Aesop Fables series, this edition is perfect for parents and educators who want to spark meaningful conversations with children about truthfulness, responsibility, and trust. The humorous, engaging style keeps young readers interested while subtly delivering a powerful life lesson.

Main Themes of the Book

• The importance of honesty and telling the truth
• Consequences of lying
• Building trust in relationships
• Classic storytelling for moral development
• Early reading and language development

Why you should read this book

• Simple retelling of a classic fable, ideal for children ages 3+
• Features colorful, child-friendly illustrations
• Reinforces important life values in an accessible way
• Durable board book format, perfect for little hands
• A great introduction to traditional moral stories

The Boy Who Cried Wolf is more than a story—it’s a valuable life lesson wrapped in warmth and fun. This charming edition is a wonderful way to introduce young children to essential values and timeless tales, making it a must-have for every child’s first library.