Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Teasing

No more teasing!
by Emma Chichester Clark

Cousins Mimi and Momo love each other but Momo constantly teases Mimi calling her names such as copycat, stupid and scaredypants.  Mimi gets really upset about this, stumbles upon her grandma and tells her all about it.  Grandma is sympathetic and, together, she and Mimi hatch a plan to give Momo a taste of his own medicine in the hope that it will stop him teasing.  Their plan works and Momo will have to think twice about trying to tease Mimi again!  This book comes recommended by parents who have read this story to their young 'teasing offenders', reporting that this story has made their children realise how it really isn't nice to tease others.

Citation:
Clark, Emma Chichester. No more teasing, London : Andersen Press, 2004.

Community Rating:
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