The Good, the Bad and the Silly A Lesson in Making Good Choices
The Good, the Bad and the Silly A Lesson in Making Good Choices by Doug Peterson is a Stated First Edition published by Scholastic in 2006. This 27-page book is presented in English and follows the journey of cowboy Larry as he faces a critical decision during his cattle-drive test. The narrative explores the themes of choice and morality as Larry contemplates whether to take the long, hard road or the easier, dishonest path.
Readers will find a story that emphasizes the importance of making good choices through Larry’s experiences. The book illustrates how he comes to understand the value of doing what is right, providing a straightforward lesson in ethics. With its engaging premise, this edition serves as a resource for discussions about decision-making and integrity, making it suitable for young readers interested in moral lessons.
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Will cowboy Larry take the long, hard road, or will he cheat and take the easy path during his cattle-drive test? Ride along to see how he realizes the importance of doing what’s right.
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