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Book details
  • Genre:FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS
  • SubGenre:Conflict Resolution
  • Language:English
  • Series title:Animal Fables
  • Series Number:1
  • Pages:34
  • Paperback ISBN:9780578596532

Lyin' Brian The Cryin' Lion

by Terry Ayrault

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Overview
Brian the Lion can't stop lying. His tales grow taller and more ridiculous until his friends can't take it anymore. When they call him out for lying, Brian feels bad and starts crying so much, the whole jungle gets wet. That's when Brian realizes his true talent.
Description
Brian the Lion lies about everything. He spins yarns and tales that have all of his animal friends believing he's amazing. From training fleas to being recognized with a giant statue in Las Vegas, Brian says he's been everywhere and that he's tried his hand at some amazing feats of human achievement. But, something doesn't seem right to his friend, Paul. When his bear friend calls him out on all his lies, Brian begins to cry. Perhaps he cries because he feels guilty about lying. Perhaps he cries because he realizes that his life is just a sham. Either way, he fills the jungle with his tears. In fact, he cries so much, the entire area is now under water. Just when things can't get any wetter, Paul sees that Brian actually does have a lot of talent...when it comes to crying. This realization stops all the crying. But, then Brian goes back to lying.
About the author
TeryAyrault is a creative director, a father of two avid readers and the husband of an elementary educator. He has written for television and film. His two upcoming books in this series include, Knute The Gnu Who Tried Nothing New and Chet the Chicken Who Was Chicken. All of his children's books are intended to inspire kids to be curious, humorous and to provide a reading experience to be shared between adults and children. Terry makes his home in the mitten known as Michigan.