Children are naturally trusting-and that's what makes this story so important. Told through gentle words and expressive illustrations, Ken Was Not a Good Man helps children understand the difference between good behavior and bad behavior from adults, even those they know and trust. Through this compassionate and age-appropriate story, young readers learn that it's always okay to speak up, tell a grown-up they trust, and protect their personal boundaries. Georgia Peterkin wrote this heartfelt picture book to open conversations between children and adults about personal safety, trust, and courage. It's a story that empowers children without frightening them-and helps caring adults start one of the most important talks they'll ever have. Perfect for:Parents and caregivers teaching body safety Counselors, teachers, and social workers Storytimes focused on trust, safety, and awareness A story with a purpose: to protect, to educate, and to remind every child-it's never their fault.