“The Boy Who Cried Wolf” is one of Aesop’s Fables, a traditional story about honesty and trust. It tells of a shepherd boy who repeatedly tricks nearby villagers by falsely shouting that a wolf is attacking his sheep. Each time, the villagers come to help but find no wolf. Later, when a real wolf appears, the boy calls for help, but the villagers do not believe him because of his earlier false alarms. The story is the source of the phrase “cry wolf,” which means to give a false warning or make an unnecessary alarm. 🐺📖⚠️

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