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„To nie ja, to moja siostra!”
Jedno małe, niewinne kłamstewko, a jednak czuje się okropnie… nie jest z siebie dumny.
Wydaje mu się, że nosi w brzuchu ogromny ciężar.
Nie może się bawić, śmiać ani spać.
To kłamstwo jest wielkie jak słoń!

Bum! Z obrázkové knížky v přeplněné dětské knihovničce vypadne vlk. Je celý popletený a moc se bojí. Jak se zase dostane zpátky? Skáče z jedné pohádky do druhé, potkává v nich ovečky, princezny a dokonce i dinosaury…
A mezitím kdesi hořce pláče holčička s červeným čepečkem, protože vlk z její pohádky se někde ztratil. Jak tenhle zmatek dopadne, to vám tady neprozradíme…

This is a charming story about growing up and the behaviors that one must learn to let go of. Essentially, it focuses on the ambivalence of the young child about giving up fun younger behaviors, yet wanting to be more grown up -- because actually the things you CAN do when you're 8 are a lot more fun than spitting and making faces It's the child's shock at the imposition of "polite behavior" by the parents, resistance to giving behaviors up, and the gains in behaving more maturely. That sequence is what parents need to know about.

This is a charming story about growing up and the behaviors that one must learn to let go of. Essentially, it focuses on the ambivalence of the young child about giving up fun younger behaviors, yet wanting to be more grown up -- because actually the things you CAN do when you're 8 are a lot more fun than spitting and making faces It's the child's shock at the imposition of "polite behavior" by the parents, resistance to giving behaviors up, and the gains in behaving more maturely. That sequence is what parents need to know about.