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The Day I Told the Truth

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Mia accidentally spills blue paint across Celine’s Family Day artwork and hides what happened because she is afraid of getting into trouble. When she realises that staying silent is making the problem worse, Mia finds the courage to tell the truth, apologise, and work with her friends to transform the mistake into a beautiful garden pond. A meaningful story that teaches honesty, courage, taking responsibility, making amends, and how telling the truth helps build trust.

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