About This Book
In 'Arthur and the Lost Diary,' third-grader Arthur stumbles upon a diary and must decide whether to respect its privacy or give in to curiosity. This early chapter book, part of the beloved Arthur series, gently explores themes of honesty, integrity, and friendship through a relatable social dilemma. It's perfect for children aged 4-11, offering a familiar and comforting narrative style with engaging illustrations. Parents will appreciate the opportunity to discuss privacy, temptation, and doing the right thing with their young readers.
Third-grade Arthur fans ready to read on their own can take their own adventure with Arthur as he finds a lost diary. Illustrations.
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Discussion Prompts
1
How do you think Arthur felt when he found the diary? What would you have done?
2
Why is it important to respect other people's privacy, even if you're curious?
3
Have you ever found something lost? What did you do with it?
4
What are some ways we can show honesty and integrity in our daily lives?
5
How do you think the owner of the diary would feel if Arthur read it?
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