Our world is plagued by drugs. So many individuals and their children suffer from the devastating effects of drugs in their homes and on the streets. In searching for answers, many people have asked, what can we do to help break the stigma attached to the drug culture in society today? How do we talk to children about this problem that is affecting their everyday life in such a negative manner? What questions do we ask?
"When Who Flusters You, What Do You Do?" is a whimsical story embedded with a simple salvation message. The illustrations portray a day in the life of the drug culture and provides a message about what to do in a bad situation. The illustrations address many of the issues related to children and drugs, including stranger danger, calling 911, not taking candy from strangers, don't do drugs, and of course, the police are your friends and that drugs do actually come in all colors, all shapes, and all size.
Sharing this story with your child or grandchild will help to break the stigma of the drug culture and open the lines of communication to have a conversation with your child about the dangers involved in this drug epidemic and in drug use.
