Finn's Little Fibs: A Big Bright Feelings Book

My 3 year old was engaged with the story and the book is great quality

Great story for kids to help learning

I brought this book as my 4 year old was getting into a little fibbing phase - this book has really helped her understand fibbing and what is right / wrong to say.

Goodness me, we love these Tom Percival books, the whole family. This one came at the perfect time for my 5 and 6 year olds. They have actually mentioned little fibs popping up in real life situations, they have really taken the message on board. Beautiful illustrations as always. A great addition to our set

Not her fave in the series (that would be Ravis roar) but enjoyed the tale. Happy for the addition of a grandparent. Great series for understanding emotions

Great book teaching a valuable lesson - even better as it was bought for a Finn !

I've never pre-ordered a children's book, and I've certainly never counted down the days before it popped through our letterbox before but my daughter and I could not wait to read about Finn's little fibs!We've enjoyed all of Tom's book until now and this was the quickest I have ever seen my 4 year old get ready for her bed.These stories are great for children but include important life lessons that as a parent I'm not sure I could possibly convey as well, or as entertaining, as Tom does. We often refer back to Misha, Norman and the rest of the gang when faced these situations in real life.Thanks Tom for making bedtimes easier and more fun!

I love Tom Percival’s all of the books and this is not an exception. Teaches good behaviour without emphasising on too much about the bad behaviour. Loved it

My granddaughter & grandson love…I mean absolutely love this book.

The media could not be loaded.  This is for K-3 and really talks about not lying. Good quality book for read alouds in a school or classroom. Can also be a great resource for a counselor’s groups.

Finn’s Little Fibs is the latest book in the Big Bright Feelings series. These books are fantastic for social emotional learning and managing feelings!In this book, Finn always looks forward to spending time at Grandma’s house. But when he accidentally breaks her clock, he panics and tells a little fib, blaming it on his sister.POP! a little blob appears.As Finn’s fibs start piling up, more and more blobs appear. All the fibs make Finn feel awful and upset, until staying at Grandma’s isn’t fun anymore. Can Finn get rid of the fibs and work up the courage to tell the truth?