Some Secrets Should Never Be Kept
Some Secrets Should Never Be Kept
Ages 3–8
Prince Alfred learns the difference between good secrets and bad ones, and that he should always tell if someone touches his private parts. A gentle body-safety story.
- Author
- Jayneen Sanders
- Age
- Ages 3–8
- Type
- Body Safety, Picture Book
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- Educate2Empower Publishing
- In India
- Available
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