A secret safe to tell
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A secret safe to tell
Books
Lower primary
Parent
Australia
bodies
emotional literacy
help seeking
protective behaviours
A picture book that tells the author's personal story of child sexual abuse. The story is told gently without specifically mentioning sexual touch specifically. It encourages conversations about body safety, the importance of not keeping secrets and confiding in trusted adults if something is making you uncomfortable.
Hunter, Naomi. A secret safe to tell. Australia: Empowering Resources, 2014.
ISBN: 9780994501011
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- Resource audience: Lower primary Parent Resource Locations: Australia Resource type: Books