About This Book
In Audrey Wood's 'A Book for Honey Bear,' young Honey Bear is experiencing a case of the unexplained sighs, unable to find joy in her usual toys. Concerned, her parent takes her to the doctor, who offers a unique and wonderful prescription: a book. This gentle picture book beautifully illustrates how reading can be a powerful antidote to boredom or sadness, opening up worlds of imagination and comfort. It's a perfect story for children aged 3-7, encouraging a love for books and normalizing feelings of restlessness or melancholy.
When Honey Bear does not feel like playing with any of her toys and cannot stop sighing, the doctor gives her a special prescription.
sadness
Discussion Prompts
1
How do you think Honey Bear felt when she was sighing all the time?
2
What do you like to do when you feel bored or a little bit sad?
3
What kind of book do you think Honey Bear got from the doctor?
4
What is your favorite book to read when you want to feel happy or go on an adventure?
5
Why do you think reading made Honey Bear feel better?
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