Otter B Trustworthy

When Otter borrows things without keeping his promises, he learns that being trustworthy means doing what you say you’ll do — even when it’s hard.

In Otter B Trustworthy, Otter B is thrilled to build a fort in the yard. He borrows a few things from his parents — but forgets to return them like he promised. When rain ruins the items, Otter feels sorry and learns an important lesson about keeping promises and earning trust.

This story helps children understand that trustworthiness grows through small choices every day. With gentle wisdom and cheerful illustrations, parents can use Otter’s story to spark conversations about honesty, responsibility, and following through.

Written by Pamela Kennedy and Anne Kennedy Brady, and illustrated by Jan Lewis, this title is part of the Otter B series — teaching children biblical character traits through fun, relatable stories and simple Scripture truths.

• Part of the Otter B character-building series
• Teaches children the importance of keeping promises and being dependable
• Includes a Bible verse and closing rhyme:
  “When you keep your promises, then others soon will see
  that they can put their trust in you.
  It’s how you Otter Be!”
• Written by Pamela Kennedy & Anne Kennedy Brady
• Wholesome storytelling that makes moral lessons fun and memorable

Ages 3–6 · Family storytime · Sunday school · Character-building lessons · Teaching responsibility and honesty

Add Otter B Trustworthy to your child’s bookshelf and help them learn that keeping promises builds trust — and shows God’s love through their actions.