The Boy Who Cried Wolf (Abridged) Audiobook

" I absolutely loved this book! I feel like it was the same as I always remembered it, just a bit more added to it that made it even better! The way it was written with different style fonts was great, but also the illustrations were absolutely amazing! It was a very colorful book that I know many children would enjoy reading. It also teaches a great lesson about being honest, which is always a good thing for kids to learn at a young age. "

" A classic short story by B.G. Hennessy centred on a boy who goes out in the streets and screams 'wolf' in an attempt to drive his neighbours out of their homes to save him. Once they answer his call he laughs and mocks them. After repeating his scam three times one day the boy is really attacked and eaten up by a wolf and as he screams, no one responds. This is an excellent story for young children to be exposed to early on in their school experience to convey a powerful message. The consequence of lying and cheating continuously almost always leads to miserable outcomes. "

" I like the message of this book about being honest. People will not believe a person who constantly lies. This can teach students to tell the truth about situations in the classroom. I would read this book to the whole class because it talks about the consequences of lieing and encourages students to tell the truth. "

" Mommy says: Nicely done version of the classic. Check out the bugs. "

" Beautifully told and illustrated book. The boy learns his lesson about not telling the truth. "

" The boy who cried wolf is a story about a boy who almost every time lied, but after he learned his lesson. T.R. "

" The boy who cried wolf is a fun book for younger readers. However, it always has a lesson to teach. This book is full of nice pictures that keep the story going. "

" I really liked the illustrator of this book. "

" I think the ending of this is very gentle (i.e. a cop out). The boy is totally supposed to get eaten! But the illustrations are great and I think this is one of the best morality tales out there (especially if the boy gets it in the end). "

" This is the long American tale that everyone knows. If this story can be instilled in children from a young age they can learn to not lie or play jokes with serous matters. I really like this story because it always holds true. I would share this book with K and first graders. "

" Honesty is the best of policy. If you happens to lie too much, no one will believe you anymore. "

" This non-fiction picture of the old folktale has great illustrations. The students like to point out the small details on each page. And I like to talk about the lesson learned by the boy in the book. "

" Timeless fable with an important message. Expressive illustrations. Pairs wonderfully with "The Wolf Who Cried Boy." "

" Teaches a valuable lesson about embellishing. George W. Bush should have read this book. "

" This is a good book to learn about the life on a farm. You can learn that wolves eat sheep, which is a part of the food chain. Grades 2-4. "

" dont lie. "

" it was cute, but i need to be better about addressing the moral of the story when i read it to them. i think it varies from the original folk tale. "

" A classic story of morals and not lying to people who want to help you. This is a great book to read to your students who a situation like this comes up. "

" Great Illustrations. My boy loves the humor in this version. "

" Great illustrations! Really nice adaptation of an age-old story. Fun to have student decide what was going to happen next when they get to last page. "

" He got what was coming to him... "

" The Russian Twist really added a lot to the book, but quite honestly it wasn't as hood as I thought it might be. The attractive entertainment did not sit well with my stomach, so I was forced to compete with each other. "

" Cute retelling of the boy who cried wolf. My kids got a good laugh out of the bored boy picking his nose and the sheep in a tree at the end. "