About This Book
In 'Andy Shane, Hero at Last,' young Andy has two big goals: winning the 'Home Sweet Home parade' bike decorating contest and becoming a hero. His spirited friend Dolores provides friendly rivalry in the contest, but Andy's true moment to shine comes when the parade encounters an unexpected problem. This early chapter book offers a charming and humorous story about self-confidence, friendship, and the idea that heroism can be found in everyday acts of problem-solving. It's perfect for children aged 4-11 who are transitioning to independent reading.
Andy wants two things very much--to win the contest for the best decorated bicycle in the "Home Sweet Home parade" and to be a hero--but his best friend Dolores stands in the way of at least one goal.
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Discussion Prompts
1
What does it mean to be a hero? Do you think Andy was a hero?
2
Have you ever wanted to win a contest? What did you do to try your best?
3
How do Andy and Dolores show they are good friends, even when they are competing?
4
What was the funniest part of the parade mishap? How would you have helped?
5
What is something small you could do to help someone or your community today?
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