This story covered ground for a lot of information. I'm an adult, but would of been the dragon believing what people said at "face value". Biggest lesson, getting children to understand that people we don't know may not be speaking the true.I really liked how it was stated, more than once (very important,) that people who don't have bad intentions will understand that a child has been told not to "go with", or just take the word of a stranger just because they tell you they are here to help you.

I got this book for my 6yr old son to help talk about safety. It was a great conversation started that helps us to open that door and be mindful of the situation. I think it was a great book for us to be able to read again and again

My son is starting to have a lot of questions about stranger danger. His instructor brought it up in karate one day, and it scared him. I wasnt quite prepared for this conversation, so of course I looked up how to talk about this subject. I came across this book and it is easy for him to understand, it gets the message across, and it does so in a not-so-scary way. Now when we talk about it he brings up situations in the book which really helps it sink in.

This collection of books are great. There is a book for every topic and concern when raising young children. I highly recommend.

Its a nice book. It taught how to not trust a stranger in a way that put you in risk. Atragwe dangwr need ro be thought early.