BR 2-06: The Boy who cried Wolf

I read a book "The Boy who cried Wolf". This book is one of Aesop's Fables. This is a story that a little boy lost his trust from villagers by too much lies. After I read this book, I thought that the lie is bad. I thought so from before, but I felt so strongly again. But I have told a lie, then I felt a pang of guilt regardless of telling a lie on my own. If I tell a lie, someone told a lie doesn't think it is good and I don't think it is good, too. So I decided not to tell a lie.This book suggests everyone think lie is bad. I thought this is message from Aesop.

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Reference

Aesop, . (2008). The Boy who cried Wolf. [n.p.]: Usborne Publishing Ltd..