honesty

"Follow Skeletina as she helps an ordinary girl navigate her extraordinary dream in Skeletina and the Greedy Tooth Fairy, a charming picture book about nightmares, bravery, and honesty by Susie Jaramillo, and the otherwordly follow-up to Skeletina and the In Between World. Skeletina's day starts just like any other in the mixed-up, upside-down, in-between world she calls home. That is, until she hears a strange sound coming from right inside her house. There's a little girl crying behind the walls, and her teeth keep falling out! But Skeletina knows who can sniff out the truth. Join fun-loving and fearless Skeletina on another in-between adventure as she helps a frightened little girl conquer her fears and turn a scary dream into something much more fun!"--Provided by publisher.

A retelling of the classic story emphasizing the role of honesty in exposing the fraud of the two thieves and their invisible clothes. With questions and guidelines for parents and educators.

Explores the meaning behind the word honest.

Angus gets the nerve up to talk with his crush, Ella, but he lies to her about wanting to become a crime-solving mentalist and when her sketchbook goes missing, Angus may regret telling Ella a lie.

Eleven-year-old June Jackson has always been good at making the people around her happy, even if that means avoiding telling them what you really think, but as she starts middle school her fairy godmother puts a spell on her that forces her to speak only the truth--even to her friends and family.

Presented from the point of view of a video blogger, program 3 explores facets of responsibility, one of the six pillars of character, through the thoughts and personal experiences of young people throughout the U.S.

Eleven-year-old Annie and her younger brother are being raised by their Gran and are surrounded by family secrets, but everything changes when an escaped criminal shows up at their house and takes them all hostage.

Provides definitions of fairness and honesty, discusses situations that test them, offers stories of how they have been displayed throughout history, and includes advice on developing the virtues.

When an old Chinese emperor must select an heir, he brings all the children together and gives them each a seed to take care of. A little boy named Peng takes the seed home and plants it, but nothing ever grows. One year later, the children return to the palace, and Peng is discouraged to see all the other children's seeds grew into beautiful plants. The emperor then explains that he gave them all seeds that would not grow, but Peng was the only one to come with an empty vase. The emperor chooses Peng to be his heir because of his qualities of honesty and courage.