Myrtle and the Big Mistake

When a lie is told about one of Myrtle's friends, she knows it's up to her to make sure the truth comes out. Join Myrtle and friends on this new adventure that encourages children to think about the impact that gossip might have on other kids, to do the right thing and have the courage to stand-up for others. Myrtle and the Big Mistake is the fourth book in the best-selling children's series, Myrtle the Purple Turtle, about friendship, kindness, inclusion and self-esteem. Written by Cynthia Reyes and Lauren Reyes-Grange, the books have been praised by children, parents and grandparents, teachers, librarians and book reviewers around the world. Reviews of the Myrtle the Purple Turtle series > "Inspired by the experience of one of her own daughters, Canadian writer Cynthia Reyes has penned a story with delightful characters and an ever-important message: every one of us is different, and we're all extraordinary." Canadian Living Magazine "I wish I'd had Myrtle when I was younger. I wish someone had told me that I was special as I was." Andrea Stephenson, writer "I love the pictures and that Myrtle is purple. I love how, even though someone is different, they're special and that came out in the story." Ava, 7 years old "This is a superbly attractive children's picture book that will engage young children from cover to cover. The illustrations are amazing. The story is beautifully written in a simple language style young children can easily relate to." Kevin Cooper, author, reviewer and former educator "Myrtle's Game is an excellent library addition for parents and teachers. I will continue to use his book with my own children and my students, to open the dialogue about acceptance, friendship and never giving up!" Erin Taylor, teacher and parent "Myrtle's Game is another wonderful book about the power of self-acceptance and good friends. Our differences make communities vibrant and stronger-including soccer teams. Well done, Cynthia and Lauren. What a blessing you are to children who love to read and be read to." Wendy Macdonald, writer, podcaster and grandparent