While Posey finds that swiping a classmate's coveted bee-shaped eraser is surprisingly easy, knowing that she has stolen it soon becomes intolerable. In tears by bedtime, she confesses to her mom, who offers advice on how to handle her problem but insists that Posey follow through on her own. Like other ethical dilemmas faced in the Princess Posey series of beginning chapter books, this one is right-sized for a first-grader; rooted in a broader story; and handled with a light, sure touch. Posey's shifting emotions are clear to read in the simply written text and the appealing grayscale illustrations. A satisfying addition to the series.--Phelan, Carolyn Copyright 2017 Booklist