Sara Sue Learns to Yell and Tell

An award-winning author steps into troubled waters writing books for children instructing them how to respond if a sexual predator makes an advance. The predator can be another child, a family friend, an older sibling, a church leader, or another relative. This is the second in the series of books addressing the subject of children dealing with sexual predators in a mature way. It is written in a musical rhyme and rhythm that children love. They will also be more inclined to remember...
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An award-winning author steps into troubled waters writing books for children instructing them how to respond if a sexual predator makes an advance. The predator can be another child, a family friend, an older sibling, a church leader, or another relative. This is the second in the series of books addressing the subject of children dealing with sexual predators in a mature way. It is written in a musical rhyme and rhythm that children love. They will also be more inclined to remember what they read with this type of writing. Children as young as four through preteens will find the story captivating, as well as instructional. The final three pages are written for moms and dads. Giving a child this simple knowledge is arming them with wisdom to always yell and always tell. This is a priceless tool for parents as they seek to protect their children from those who seek to do them harm.