Samuel Learns To Yell And Tell: A Warning for Children Against Sexual Predators

Way too graphic and creepy for little kids. It’s also very religious based which the girls version is not. The whole book is about making god happy and not letting the devil tempt you. So if you’re an atheist family don’t bother. The girls version was worded way more appropriate for children. This one is just too much.

I want to start by saying that I'm a believer. But this book just has a weird vibe I can't get past. I only read it to my kids once and then gave it away. If I'd noticed who the author was, I never would have purchased it.

Was unsure about introducing a book like this to my five year old daughter, afraid that I might be introducing a new kind of curiosity to her mind. But after reading it myself I found it to be direct, simple and still innocent. I'd rather my children be aware of these things by this book than by some curious kid in their lives.

As a mom, I can not prevent, but I can educate, communicate and prepare our children for the results of a real enemy lurking in this world we live in! Like she says, if children are warned & aware, there’s less likely a situation arising! Something to pull out and read to them as a reminder and to keep the communication open. Debbie did well, I like this one better than the girl version

A valuable resource to help children know what to do about sexual predators.

Unfortunately, children today are being recruited into perverse lifestyles. Help them learn what to do when improper situations occur.

Great book for sharing with your boys specifically but girls too about watching out for predators and inappropriate images. Even if you change the words a bit for a younger audience it’s still a great reminder to talk to your kids about the hard topics.

My kiddos have been using their words to talk about this subject now we've read it.

It is really helpful to bring the subject to young children. I would recommend it to any family with little ones.