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Published by SIL-PNG as part of their \"Education for Life\" initiative, this book is also available as a 'Talking Book' that can be accessed on phones and tablets via the 'Talking Books' application from www.mytalkingbooks.org. The story, which originates from English and Papua New Guinea, retells the classic fable of a young boy who, out of boredom or mischief while his father is away, falsely cries \"Fire!\" The narrative follows the consequences of his actions, illustrating the importance of truthfulness and the repercussions of deception. The book is specifically designed to be accessible through both reading and listening mediums, promoting literacy and engagement for a wider audience. The adaptation aims to convey the moral lesson of Aesop's fable in a clear and engaging manner for young readers, highlighting themes of trust and responsibility within a community setting. The use of illustrations by Chan Anivai enhances the storytelling, making the cautionary tale more impactful. The initiative to provide a 'Talking Book' version further underscores the commitment to inclusive education and broadening access to literature.","English  \nSquare-The Boy Who Cried Fire Boi i Singaut Paia  \nAdapted by Barbara Hodgkinson from an Aesop’s Fable Illustrated by Chan Anivai  \nBloom book layout by SIL-PNG Education for Life  \nThis book is also available as a 'Talking Book'. You can read and listen to it on your phone/tablet. Download 'Talking Books' on  \n[www.mytalkingbooks.org](www.mytalkingbooks.org)  \nEnglish Papua New Guinea  \nThe Boy Who Cried Fire  \n1  \n2  \nOne day a little boy was playing outside his house. His father had gone away to town for a few days.  \n3  \n4  \nA man came running from the far end of the village calling,“Fire! 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