Steve Herman does it again! This book is a great addition for special education social skills for toddlers. I let my kiddos hold plushy Diggory (not included) while we read the book.

I'm a K-2 school counselor and my students love this new addition to the Dragon Book series. This book does an excellent job of detailing the nuanced difference between tattling and telling/reporting. I especially like how this book addresses the concept of telling when children are unsafe or in danger. As always, they adore the interaction between Diggory Doo and Drew.

The book clearly explains in pictures and words ! The message is relevant to people of all ages and the pictures clearly represent feeling for young children who may not understand every word . Steve continues to increase vocabulary level and still keeps message in rhyme !! Not as easy as it looks!! I highly recommend this book and his whole series. I am a retired teacher and have purchased books for the local Elementary school !Many positive responses

This is a very delicate issue with kids- we want to teach them when it's important to tell an adult a "secret" so that our children are not in danger. And yet, a kid that tells EVERYTHING isn't popular with friends. This book helps kids differentiate between the two situations and learn when telling is good and bad.

Easy to read and understand, 7 year old was hooked to it at once. My only concern when he started to read the text was that he would not understand the difference between good and not so go telling.I wanted to see if he would be able to figure it out from the story.To my delight, by the end of the book he stated, so what hes saying is and he had correctly figured it out, Thanks to Mr. Herman.I did a little reinforcement myself, but this book jump started a conversation that Id not done otherwise.