Lying produces both internal and external consequences. Julia Cook
uniquely teaches children the internal repercussions of their fibs
in "Lying Up A Storm." As in all of Julia's books, her characters
are easily relatable for children. -- Katherine Robbins-Hunt, Ph.D.
Professor of Special Education "Edinboro University"
What a powerful story! Julia has captured the essence of what every
child experiences when lying becomes a choice. From the internal
conflict to the "out of control" nature of one little fib leading
to another, children experience the full circle of a lie. -- Mary
Jo Melvin, Ph.D. Professor of Early Childhood Education "Edinboro
University"
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