Book of Lies [Paperback]

A kid's collection that treats lies like artifacts — the white lies, the bold-faced ones, the ones we tell ourselves. Each page is a snapshot of deception: why we do it, what it costs, what it protects. The tone walks a line between playful and serious, acknowledging that lying is universal without excusing it. It's less about moralizing and more about understanding the machinery of untruth. Short, digestible entries make it accessible for younger readers wrestling with honesty, consequences, and the slippery space between truth and fiction. Good for family discussions or solo reading when bedtime stories need a little more bite.