About This Book
In "Arthur and the 1,001 Dads," Arthur faces a common childhood dilemma: how to support a friend going through a tough time. Buster's parents are divorced, and his father won't be at the annual Father's Day picnic, leaving Buster feeling sad and left out. Arthur and his friends brainstorm creative solutions to ensure Buster feels loved and celebrated. This chapter book gently explores themes of divorce, friendship, and empathy, making it suitable for children aged 4-11. It provides a comforting narrative for children experiencing similar family changes or for those learning to support friends.
It's time for the annual Father's Day picnic, and Arthur is worried about Buster. Ever since Buster's parents got divorced, his father hasn't been able to come to the picnic. Will Arthur and his friends be able to give Buster a happy Father's Day?
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Discussion Prompts
1
How do you think Buster felt when he realized his dad couldn't come to the picnic?
2
What are some ways Arthur and his friends showed they cared about Buster?
3
Are there different kinds of families? How do they celebrate special days?
4
What would you do if your friend was feeling sad about something?
5
What makes a dad special to you?
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