Hunter's Tall Tales - by Rosalie Mastaler (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

A million questions about Hunter's disability lead to tall tales. But there's one question that leaves him speechless...

Take a journey with Hunter as he faces his first day of school and the endless questions about his prosthetic leg. Will he give an honest answer or make up an outlandish story?

A delightful and entertaining children's story about a boy with a disability that will help children understand acceptance, inclusion, and what it's like to be different. Laughter will ensue when Hunter tells his tall tales. A moment of wonder will occur when a child asks a very important question.

Review Quotes

"What's it like for the new kid at school who has a prosthetic leg? Rosalie Mastaler's Hunter's Tall Tales is a timely, gentle, and fun windows and mirrors book for children who are anxious about being treated differently by their classmates."

-Nancy Churnin, award-winning author of Martin & Anne and Dear Mr. Dickens

"Hunter's Tall Tales is a delightful, fun, and humorous read that raises awareness about differences while modeling compassion, kindness, and friendship. This book is a wonderful way to open up a conversation with young children about inclusion as they continue to learn about the world around them."

-Aileen Weintraub, author of We Got Game! 35 Female Athletes Who Changed the World

"Hunter's Tall Tales is not just a book for those of us born or who look different, but a relatable book for all, giving the message to never stop being YOU."

-Alex Barone, actor, and community outreach coordinator for No Limits Foundations

"Hunter's Tall Tales is a fun story for kids of all ages that weaves together playful illustrations with silly responses to that never ending question, 'What happened to your leg?' As someone who has responded to this very question with my own tall tales, I can relate to Hunter's encounters with his curious classmates!"

-Josh Sundquist, Bestselling Author, Speaker, and Halloween Enthusiast

"Hunter's Tall Tales is a great story for ALL kids! I, as an amputee, find the story very relatable. I've even used the vegetables line! I think it is important for all kids to read this book because it sends a very important message and continues to spread awareness for all! We need more books like this one!"

-Logan Marmino, actor, Best Foot Forward