It Wasn't Me!

by Daniel Fehr

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Pub Date Sep 24 2019 | Archive Date Apr 07 2020

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Children's Fiction

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Description

“Who has ruined the wall???”

“It wasn’t me!” “Me neither!” “I would never do that!” “I don’t even have the brushes!”

Somebody has ruined this wall with paint. But none of these little, seemingly-innocent scoundrels will admit they did it.

A fun story about taking responsibility for one´s actions. Colorful illustrations by artist Pauline Reeves accompany a lighthearted text by Daniel Fehr that is sure to make kids burst out laughing!

[It Wasn’t Me] points the finger at taking responsibility for your actions in a lighthearted, yet nonetheless clear way that is sure to resonate with kids and their caregivers alike, making it an ideal and unreservedly recommended addition to family, daycare center, preschool, elementary school, and community library collections. ~Midwest Book Review

“Who has ruined the wall???”

“It wasn’t me!” “Me neither!” “I would never do that!” “I don’t even have the brushes!”

Somebody has ruined this wall with paint. But none of these little...

Advance Praise

"I think what I really liked about this book is that it can lead to a discussion about being honest and that is important."- Youth Services Book Review

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EDITION	Other Format
ISBN	9788417123949
PRICE	$15.95 (USD)
PAGES	40

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Marilyn P, Reviewer

Three diverse girls claim that each separately have created a wonderful mural on a wall. It is colourful and beautiful and each take credit for the masterpiece. A loud stern voice interrupts their feud and demands "WHO PAINTED THIS WALL?! Shocked and scared each girl denies they had any part in it and start pointing and blaming each other for the mural.

The voice intensifies and gets agitated... "Tell me the truth WHO did this?" Oh my, the girls are in big trouble now and again reiterate that each didn't do it.

Who was the mastermind that created the mural if not the girls? What is the voice's motive for getting to the crux of the matter? Reprimand? or Praise for a job well done? You will have to read the story to find out the truth, the whole truth, regarding the genesis of this work of art.

The illustrations are colourful, whimsical and full of expression. The book is a perfect conversation starter about being truthful and honest and not trying to shift blame onto someone else. I like it a lot. I think kids ( and adults ) can learn a valuable life lesson from the story.