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Pester Lester The Mischievous Moose
Hardcover
Publisher: Darlene Venables
Published: Dec 13 2024
Pages: 48
Weight: 0.58
Height: 0.25 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Treat others as you wish to be treated. We've all heard it. It's the golden rule, after all, and a great principle to live by. But do we?
In this book, you'll discover that Lester isn't a mean moose; he just enjoys playing tricks on his friends. He likes to pester them, which is how he earned the nickname Pester Lester. However, his mischievous behavior is starting to get out of hand, so his friends decide it's time to come up with a plan.
You'll enjoy Pester Lester's antics, but when his friends determine Lester needs to get a taste of his own medicine, he's not so sure he likes it. Not only is he confused by their behavior, but he also dislikes how they are treating him. Suddenly, Lester knows what he has to do-he needs to apologize to his friends. He realizes he's made a huge mistake. He didn't enjoy being on the receiving end of their pranks, and they didn't enjoy his pranks either. Lester finally understands that while a harmless prank can be fun, sometimes it can go too far.
Being a friend is one of the easiest and most rewarding acts of kindness we can show. It's really very simple friends, Just Be Nice!
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