Book description
Chaya Raichik the face behind the popular Twitter handle libsoftiktok has come out with her first children's book. This kid's book for ages 4-8 reveals the dangers of keeping secrets from your parents. The conservative children's book is a modern twist to the familiar Grimm's-style fairy tale, even including a…
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1 author picked No More Secrets as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
My daughter loves the illustrations and feeling like she’s outsmarting the book by seeing through Mr Wooly’s disguise from his first appearance.
Every time we get to the climax of Rose’s father stepping in to help her, she recites “Stay away from my Rose!” in a big voice with me. Hopefully it helps the book’s message to sink in of “don’t trust people who want you to keep secrets from your family.”
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