"Hello! Come with me!
I will give you many treats!"
"Oh, how I crave some treats!"

"Don't go little seal! Don't go!
He may be a bad person!
very bad and may want
to take you to the zoo"

This is an enjoyable book that, with a tender look, helps children understand why they should never follow strangers.

The book also serves as a guide for parents. Education, after all, on self-protection issues, is one of the most important lessons a parent can give to their child. "Don't go little seal!" explains simply and understandably why a child should not follow a stranger. With the guidance of the book's scientific collaborators on the last pages, the parent is able to justify this requirement-advice in a way that does not cause excessive fear in the child.

Finally, the book is also a tool for educators. Through a series of indicative activities, such as embodying characters and playing with cards, it guides them on how to focus on two important parameters: a. children should never follow a stranger and b. strangers will try to tempt them.

Scientific collaborators: Nikolaos Kyparissos (psychologist), Marina Vasileiadou (kindergarten teacher), Asimina Sultani (philologist).