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she puts her head down and skates hard until the team gets lost in the middle of Dallas—without a grown-up or a cell phone to guide them back to camp

teaches readers how to mend

To Be Honest Illustrated by Alexis Seabrook Kaufmann examines the evidence toA memoir of great wit and irony about growing up in a family fanatically devoted to honesty, and navigating what came next (Publishers Weekly, starred review). If youre like most people, you probably lied todaymaybe to soften a truth, save face, or keep the peace. Michael Leviton grew up in a home where that was unthinkable. In what he calls his familys little honesty cult, he was taught to say exactly what he thought, never withhold a truth, and