About This Book
A Pocket for Corduroy is the beloved sequel to Don Freeman's classic, Corduroy. This gentle story follows the endearing teddy bear, Corduroy, who is accidentally left behind at a laundromat by his owner, Lisa. While Lisa is away, Corduroy explores the laundromat in search of material to make a pocket for himself, leading to a series of small adventures before he is found the next morning. The book beautifully explores themes of belonging, the special bond between a child and their toy, and the simple joy of being loved and cared for. It's a comforting read, perfect for young children navigating mild separation anxiety or simply enjoying a sweet, classic tale.
A toy bear who wants a pocket for himself searches for one in a laundromat.
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Discussion Prompts
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Have you ever lost something important to you? How did that feel?
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Why do you think Corduroy wanted a pocket so badly?
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What do you think Lisa felt when she realized Corduroy was gone?
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How did Lisa show her love for Corduroy at the end of the story?
5
If you were Corduroy, what would you put in your new pocket?
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