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Synopsis
A Picture Book About Honesty, Lying, and Telling the Truth
It starts like a normal day — the kind where nothing seems out of place, until something small happens and suddenly it does not feel small at all.
In There’s a Moose in My Attic, a child learns what can happen when something feels too big to face and is left unspoken, slowly growing into something harder to ignore. Before long, there is a moose in the attic, and pretending it is not there stops working.
This picture book about honesty and lying takes a quiet, thoughtful look at how children experience overwhelming feelings, especially when they are hiding something or unsure how to tell the truth. It does not rush past the discomfort, but stays with the moment long enough to show how things begin to shift when something is finally said out loud.
As the moose grows, so do the feelings: the weight of hiding the truth, the fear of getting in trouble, and the sense that something isn’t quite right. Through this story, children begin to understand why honesty matters and how telling the truth can bring relief.
Told with warmth and subtle humor, this story that teaches honesty helps children understand what is happening inside them without feeling corrected or dismissed.
For parents, educators, and therapists, it offers a natural way to begin conversations about honesty, trust, and how to help kids not lie without shame or fear.
At its core, this is a picture book about telling the truth and what changes when something big no longer has to be carried alone.
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À propos de l'auteur
Dr. Matt Morano is an educator, licensed clinical mental health counselor, parent, and author with more than 25 years of experience in education and counseling. He earned his PhD in Educational Psychology, with a concentration in Counseling Psychology, from the University of Connecticut.In his counseling work, Matt regularly helps parents navigate the worries, frustrations, and difficult decisions that can come with raising children. He also works with individuals and families to better understand the emotions, behaviors, and patterns that can become difficult to manage alone.Matt wrote There's a Moose in My Attic to give children and their grown-ups a warm, memorable way to talk about mistakes, hidden worries, honesty, and the relief that comes from telling the truth.Matt is a father of two sons, lives in North Carolina with his wife, Nancy, and their two dogs, Sandy and Oakley.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. When a little boy gets carried away and paints the cat, he knows right away he's made a mistake. His stomach feels strange. His thoughts start racing. Before he can figure out what to do, something impossible happens. A moose appears in the kitchen.A very large moose.The boy doesn't want anyone to see it. He doesn't want to explain what happened. He doesn't want anyone to be disappointed in him. So he hides the moose in the attic and tries to go on with his day.At first, it seems like a good plan. No one knows. No one is upset. Everything can stay the same.Except the moose doesn't stay quiet.From upstairs come the sounds he can't ignore. Thump. Creak. Drip. The more he tries to forget about the moose, the bigger the problem feels. What started as one mistake becomes something heavier, lonelier, and harder to carry.There's a Moose in My Attic is a warm, gently funny picture book about mistakes, secrets, worry, shame, honesty, and the relief that comes from telling the truth. Through a child-friendly metaphor and soft watercolor illustrations, the story helps young readers understand that hidden feelings can grow when they're kept inside. It also shows how much comfort can come from telling a safe, loving grown-up what really happened.Written for ages 4-8, this book gives families, teachers, counselors, librarians, and caregivers a gentle way to begin conversations about impulse control, anxiety, emotional repair, and the courage it takes to admit a mistake. A reassuring Note for Grown-Ups adds helpful context for adults who want to support children with patience, connection, and compassion.Perfect for bedtime reading, classroom discussion, counseling offices, social-emotional learning, and families looking for a thoughtful story about honesty, forgiveness, and making things right. After a small mishap leads to a massive, unexpected guest, a young boy learns how the weight of a hidden secret can grow into an overwhelming burden. This whimsical tale explores the heavy toll of shame and the healing power of honesty. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798995740193
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. When a little boy gets carried away and paints the cat, he knows right away he's made a mistake. His stomach feels strange. His thoughts start racing. Before he can figure out what to do, something impossible happens. A moose appears in the kitchen.A very large moose.The boy doesn't want anyone to see it. He doesn't want to explain what happened. He doesn't want anyone to be disappointed in him. So he hides the moose in the attic and tries to go on with his day.At first, it seems like a good plan. No one knows. No one is upset. Everything can stay the same.Except the moose doesn't stay quiet.From upstairs come the sounds he can't ignore. Thump. Creak. Drip. The more he tries to forget about the moose, the bigger the problem feels. What started as one mistake becomes something heavier, lonelier, and harder to carry.There's a Moose in My Attic is a warm, gently funny picture book about mistakes, secrets, worry, shame, honesty, and the relief that comes from telling the truth. Through a child-friendly metaphor and soft watercolor illustrations, the story helps young readers understand that hidden feelings can grow when they're kept inside. It also shows how much comfort can come from telling a safe, loving grown-up what really happened.Written for ages 4-8, this book gives families, teachers, counselors, librarians, and caregivers a gentle way to begin conversations about impulse control, anxiety, emotional repair, and the courage it takes to admit a mistake. A reassuring Note for Grown-Ups adds helpful context for adults who want to support children with patience, connection, and compassion.Perfect for bedtime reading, classroom discussion, counseling offices, social-emotional learning, and families looking for a thoughtful story about honesty, forgiveness, and making things right. After a small mishap leads to a massive, unexpected guest, a young boy learns how the weight of a hidden secret can grow into an overwhelming burden. This whimsical tale explores the heavy toll of shame and the healing power of honesty. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798995740193
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. When a little boy gets carried away and paints the cat, he knows right away he's made a mistake. His stomach feels strange. His thoughts start racing. Before he can figure out what to do, something impossible happens. A moose appears in the kitchen.A very large moose.The boy doesn't want anyone to see it. He doesn't want to explain what happened. He doesn't want anyone to be disappointed in him. So he hides the moose in the attic and tries to go on with his day.At first, it seems like a good plan. No one knows. No one is upset. Everything can stay the same.Except the moose doesn't stay quiet.From upstairs come the sounds he can't ignore. Thump. Creak. Drip. The more he tries to forget about the moose, the bigger the problem feels. What started as one mistake becomes something heavier, lonelier, and harder to carry.There's a Moose in My Attic is a warm, gently funny picture book about mistakes, secrets, worry, shame, honesty, and the relief that comes from telling the truth. Through a child-friendly metaphor and soft watercolor illustrations, the story helps young readers understand that hidden feelings can grow when they're kept inside. It also shows how much comfort can come from telling a safe, loving grown-up what really happened.Written for ages 4-8, this book gives families, teachers, counselors, librarians, and caregivers a gentle way to begin conversations about impulse control, anxiety, emotional repair, and the courage it takes to admit a mistake. A reassuring Note for Grown-Ups adds helpful context for adults who want to support children with patience, connection, and compassion.Perfect for bedtime reading, classroom discussion, counseling offices, social-emotional learning, and families looking for a thoughtful story about honesty, forgiveness, and making things right. After a small mishap leads to a massive, unexpected guest, a young boy learns how the weight of a hidden secret can grow into an overwhelming burden. This whimsical tale explores the heavy toll of shame and the healing power of honesty. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798995740193
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