Review: Surprisingly Deep
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 14, 2014
This book follows on from the first part and tries to impart more valuable lessons. It discusses the concept of guilt but it’s at a level that children can understand and it gives examples of when lying is bad and when it may actually be acceptable. I like that it doesn’t go for an absolute ruling and does take into account that lying isn’t in itself a bad thing, but parents may want to read this before the let the child read it, or even read it along with the child so they can help give context to the information provided.