博客來What if the thing everyone stopped believing... was real?
Oliver P. Pendleton the Third lives in a house that’s much too big-and much too quiet. His parents are always busy, the rooms echo when he speaks, and no one really notices when something feels wrong.
Until something strange begins happening inside the house.
Oliver tells the truth.
At first, no one listens.
Then they listen too much.
And eventually, they stop listening at all.
The Boy Who Cried Skunk is a thoughtful middle-grade story about fear, honesty, and the fragile nature of trust. Inspired by a familiar fable but told through a modern lens, it explores what happens when being believed stops feeling safe-and how hard it can be to earn that trust back.
Quiet, suspenseful, and emotionally resonant, this is a story that stays with readers long after the final page.
