Don't Call Me Names

The Story of Stinky B’Dinky

De: Teri M. Bethel

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Don’t Call Me Names: The Story of Stinky B’Dinky is a warm, engaging children’s story about ten-year-old Todd, a bright boy who’s tired of being teased for his untidy appearance. From school to home, the nicknames seem to follow him everywhere—until his father steps in with patient guidance that helps Todd build better habits, confidence, and self-respect.

Through relatable family moments and gentle humor, young readers learn that good hygiene, planning ahead, and personal responsibility can make a real difference—not just in how others see them, but in how they see themselves.

The book also includes a helpful bonus section with simple hygiene tips and thought-provoking questions designed to get children thinking about cleanliness, personal presentation, and deportment in a positive, age-appropriate way. It’s a practical tool for parents, teachers, and caregivers who want to reinforce important life skills through conversation, not lectures.

Perfect for:

• Children ages 7–16

• Parents teaching hygiene, confidence, and responsibility

• Classrooms, libraries, and character-building programs

• Family read-aloud time and discussion

• Addressing teasing with kindness and growth

Don’t Call Me Names: The Story of Stinky B’Dinky is a meaningful, easy-to-read story that helps children take pride in themselves and develop habits that last.

Add this thoughtful, confidence-building story to your child’s library today and start conversations that matter.