Being Honest Is Always Best: Hank Hippo and His Imaginary Friend "Not Me" Who Was to Blame for EVERYTHING

What if "Not Me" kept getting you in trouble?

Hank Hippo has an invisible friend who's always to blame-"Not Me." Muddy footprints, spilled juice, toothpaste art on the mirror... Hank's tummy gets heavier and heavier until he discovers the bravest fix of all: telling the truth. With gentle, loving parents and a happy "we-clean-up-together" ending, this warm, giggle-bright story shows little ones that honesty makes worries lighter and families closer.

Why parents & grandparents love it

-Age-perfect for 3-5: Short, rhythmic lines and cozy scenes made for bedtime snuggles and "read it again!"

-Kind, shame-free lesson: Models apology, responsibility, and teamwork (goodbye, heavy "backpack of fibs"; hello, sunshine-in-my-tummy!).

-Relatable, real-life moments: Messy room, muddy tracks, and a spilled drink kids will instantly recognize.

-Happy resolution: Honesty leads to hugs, help, and family fun (board game included!).

If you want a character-building picture book that turns little fibs into big teachable moments-without scary tones or lectures-Hank's story will become a favorite at home, church, and preschool.