About This Book
In 'A. Lincoln and Me,' a young boy initially feels a superficial connection to Abraham Lincoln, sharing a birthday and a similar physical appearance. However, through the guidance of his insightful teacher, he delves deeper into Lincoln's character and discovers that he embodies many of the same admirable traits, such as kindness, honesty, and perseverance. This gentle chapter book is perfect for children aged 4-8, offering a wonderful opportunity to discuss self-identity, the importance of role models, and American history in an accessible way. It encourages children to look beyond surface similarities and find deeper connections to figures they admire.
Discussion Prompts
1
What qualities do you admire about Abraham Lincoln? Do you think you share any of those qualities?
2
Who is someone you look up to, and what makes them a good role model?
3
Besides your birthday, what are some things you have in common with people you know?
4
How did the boy feel about himself at the beginning of the story, and how did his feelings change?
5
What does it mean to be 'like' someone, beyond just how they look?
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